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grandchildren Ryan, Jason and Shaun out great time in the great outdoors. The kids
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Stepping down
Durham chairman
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BY KEITH GILLIGAN rcplace the late Gary Hcrrema.
STAtr REPORTER He was an Ajax Regional councillor
Durham Region Chairman Jim for eight years, before becoming Ajax
Witty is retiring from munic- mayor, a position he held for
ipal politics after a 17 -year seven years until his appoint -
career. mcnt as Durham Chairman.
Mr. Witty, 59, announced Mr. Witty's colleagues said
at a press conference they understand why he's step -
Wednesday he won't put his ping down but they'll miss
name forward when the new him.
chairman is selected by Clarington Mayor Diane
Regional Council Dec. 3. Hamre said she. wasn't sur -
"The excitement and pas "�-.. prised by Mr. Witty's
sion that prompted me to get announcement.
involved 17 years ago is no I "Jim and 1 arc very close, we
longer there;' Mr. Witty told JIN1 WITTY came on to council together.
about 25 regional and 'The excite- The feelings he described I
provincial politicians and ment and pas- noticed. He was feeling tired
Durham staff assembled at cion are gone' after 17 yeah in public life
the Region headquarters and he wants to spend more
building in Whitby. "While time with his family. We have
I'm still vitally interested in municipal to support that"
politics, I am, quite simply, feeling
stale and feeling the need to change the
focus in my life.
" I can assure you that this is a deci-
sion that has been made after a great
deal of deliberation and, indeed,
anguish"
With wife Anita at his side, Mr.
Witty said he wants to spend more time
with his family and his insurance busi-
ness.
Mr. Witty was appointed Durham
Chairman in December of 1995 to
Parents step prightgu against Bill 160
They'll march in Santa reforms with plans to take their protest to the ers' Associations of Ontario.
streets this weekend. Mrs. Sadem-Thompson outlined the impli-
parade Close to 200 parents from the Ajax -Picker- cations of the legislation and urged parents
ing area gathered at Woodlands Centennial and members of school c..it councils
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
STAFF REPORTER
Local parents are stepping up their cam-
paign against the government's education
Y
Public School in Pickering Wednesday night to share ideas to carry on the Bill 160 fight.
for an information session on Bill 160 featur- Many parents told the Durham educator
ing guest speaker Maret Sadem-Thompson, they're willing to:
president of the Federation of Women Teach- See PARENTS/PaLre 4
See WITTY/Page 2
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Witty is stepping from Durham Region post
WITTY/From page 1 Whithv Mayor -elect tribute to him before oneOshawa. Whitby' and Clap choose. With all the down- them later if• we have to, but
Oshawa Mayor Nancy
Diamond noted, "It's a
tough job now and I think
the stakes are higher and
higher for the
Marcel Brunelle praised Mr. 'stepped forward to offer to ington thing, and the Ajax loading. we have to make we have to get on and make
Witty for doing "a fine job. fill his shoes. and Pickering rift. Thule decisions. We can correct decisions:'
I'm quite plea$gd Social --his
him" Howard Hall, who lost in
Community' anti bid to be re-elected Scu-
Services Minister and gog mayor on Monday, said
Durham West he's "absolutely- interested
mayors and
Successors
MPP Janet Ecker
in running for the chair -
chairmen in the
remairkUl, :"As-
man's job. Mr. Hall reported
GTA. "You give
to Durham
(Mr. Witty) said,
he's spoken to three mayors
up your family
throne
sometimes you
in the Region about his
"They
life in politics.
can tell when peo-
seeking the position.
Many politicians
for
ple want to move
thought I'd be great:'
made the deci-
Jockey
on. It's a sad day
If elected, Mr. Hall said
sion not to run
Position
for Durham
he will "do what I can to try
this time because
Region and a good
to bring people together.
it's so demand-
See Page 10
day for Jim and
There are fences to he
ing. '
Pickering
Mayor Wayne Arthurs said
Mr. Witte "has done a fabu-
lous job and I was pleased to
support his appointment (as
Chairman). "It's the price
you pay to be in public
office. You have to do it con-
sciously and knowingly"
his family. mended. Them',, the
"He's extremely
well respected at the provin-
cial government. He fought
hard for the residents. There
was wisdom and maturity in
his advice that provincial
ministers ignored at their
peril." It wasn't long after
Mr. Witty's colleagues paid
thristmas dor the Birds
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have got to be healed."
Colleagues of Mr. Witty
and Mr. Hall outlined the
type of person they want to
see in the chairman's seat.
Mrs. Hamre said, "We
have to select a chairman
who cares for the total
region, the urban and rural.
That's what I'm looking for
— someone with experience
who understands the GTA,
downloading and pooling:'
Mr. Brunelle said, "We
have to be careful who we
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PICKERING — Santa's coming to town Saturday
morning in the Pickering Kinsmen Santa Claus Parade.
The event founded by the Kinsmen in 1967 is cele-
brating its 30th anniversary this year.
About 10,000 spectators are expected to attend tomor-
row's parade.
It starts out at 10 a.m. from Vaughan Willard Public
School at the corner of Dixie and Glenanna roads. From
there it proceeds along Gienanna to its conclusion at the
Pickering Town Centre. It's expected to take about an
hour -and -a -half to complete the parade route.
Santa will reappear in the Centre Court arca of the
PTC early in the afternoon for visits and photos with the
kids.
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Parents vow to take up teachers' battle against Bill 160
PARENTS/From page I cabinet of the day — all without open public the life of my eight-year-old %on is one quarter She said the focus has been on issues like
0 Contact local MPPs this week; debate." of his life so far ...that's a long time to be in a preparation time and class size, but "I read this
0loin teachers in protests outside area MPPs' While the leaders of Ontario's teachers' system that's in a state of upheaval" bill as a centralization of power ... the implica-
off'ices today: federations have said they will fight to ensure Pickering resident Beverley "Trull said she is tions go feu beyond education" A follow-up
0 Decorate schools Saturday with the apple- the Harris government is not re-elected in two "terrified the civil liberties aspects of' the hill meeting is held Wednesday. Nov. 19 at 7 p.nj.
green ribbons chosen as a symbol of the fight years' time, Ms. Hannon said. "Two years in are not getting out to the public" at William Dunbar Public School in Pickering.
against the
Province's educa-
tion reforms;
0 March with - w -
green ribbons in
Pickering's Santa - -
Claus parade Sat f ` c
-Any phone call:15
'
you can make. any YEARSUPPORT7"
QTY
petition you can
sign is going to , COMFORT SLEEP
make a tremendous "
difference:' Mrs. ;;NGLE � � �
Sadem-Thompson AIA^HESS
said. "It's you talk-
ing to other people i - , • • e O - '
about Bill 160 as a DOUBLE 3!: SE-299
person that I „ QUEEN ._ ....239 SET 369
believe is going to KMIG__ _ .399 sET619 *,
make a difference.
Mrs. Sadem-
Thompson urged
parents to voice 20 `
concerns over the
Education Quality FIRM SUPPORT
Improvement Act. `-
'-Teachers arc only ORTHOPEDIC t� ~ ' �-
126,000 strong in -
FREE, NO PAYMEN 5
the province... there ,
are 10 million perr u' 18 8 CHOICES
1AESS-
plc who can say
no or 'whyT to `' SET $299 • NO GST • NO PST
NO INTEREST
this government:' DOUBLE 239 .3�9
She said people QUEEN 279 ss 429 • BED FRAME • PILLOWS
`teed to know 'Bill KING .439 sET659 • SHEETS • DELIVERY
160 is about taking ���. FOR ONE YEAR
5667 minion out of- "t ��-�•�' MATTRESS COVER
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parent at Piker- ORTHOPEDIC _ '� (METAL)
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Public School. told 1
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$ S S
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group is my sono SET 399 SPACESAVER -FRAME FUTON L-FRAME FUTON BOOKCASE BUNK
The dispute " BUNK _
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become law before $999 m� °i"2 S
the end of the
month, gives the • . h •
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ditorials aetterS A Metroland Community Newspaper
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5
PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker
♦ Editorial
Trustees need
to know roles
Voters in Durham Region dutifully turned out
Monday to cast their ballots for civic elections in
their communities.
Along with choosing the men and women who
will lead their municipal councils, Durham residents
also made a conscious decision on who will repre-
sent their interests in education on local school
boards.
In this election, however, voters have been forced
to choose entirely on faith in electing school board
trustees. That's not because the qualifications or
commitment of those elected are in question. Rather,
it's because voters simply don't know what new role
trustees will play within a reformed education sys-
tem.
As Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate
School Board chairman Tom Oldman notes, "You
have trustees running for positions that are not total-
ly legitimate yet ... the roles are still ambiguous"
The reason? The provincial government has yet to
release guidelines defining the new role trustees will
assume under provisions of the Fewer School Boards
Act which slashed the number of school boards in
Ontario as well as the number of trustees.
In Durham, the public board representation has
been cut from 15 to eight, and the number of separate
trustees from 18 to 11.
Vague directives from the Province that trustees
are expected to put "more emphasis on overall poli-
cy direction and less on day-to-day management"
simply aren't enough.
Elected trustees, if they are to effectively manage
education issues and administer to the needs of stu-
dents here in Durham, require specific guidelines
governing their responsibilities.
So-called district school boards being established
as of Jan. 1, 1998 will indeed face some difficult
challenges with funding reforms (which haven't yet
been announced) and the impact of Bill 160.
It behooves the provincial education ministry to
swiftly come clean on what is expected of the new
school board representatives.
Provide the information now and provide it in
detail. The people who were elected Nov. 10 (just as
the education minister was elected in 1995) have a
responsibility to their constituents.
Let's get on with the reform, but get on with it in
clear terms.
To respond to this editorial call lnfosource at
rtfOsOurce 683-7040 and dial 5104
Ajax Pickering
News Advertiser
Publisher: Tim Whittaker
A Metroland Community Newspaper
published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday Sunday
v Letters to the editor
Students can think on their own
To the editor:
As a 15 -year-old student, I read
the patronizing Oct. 28 letter to the
editor by Henning Raven with great
disgust. I wonder how many students
the writer knows? I know quite a few,
and many of them are intelligent and
capable of forming their own opin-
ion, shocking as this may seem.
As a matter of fact, I do support
the teachers, but they did not "put me
up to it", as the letter suggests.
Actually, teachers were instructed
not to discuss the strike with their
students.
The letter states that students
should be taught how to think. To
suggest that the opinion of the writer
is the only correct one, and that the
students who disagree with it do not
know how to think is narrow-minded,
and reflects more upon the writer's
ignorance than the students.
The writer also claims that teach-
ers modelled illegal behavior for
their students. I would say that they
have shown me when to stand against
a government that, in my view, val-
ues money over its students.
The ideas and opinions expressed
in this letter are my own, and were
not spoon-fed to me by my teachers.
Lauren Nash,
Dunbarton High School,
Pickering
Return precious stolen videos
To the editor.-
My
ditor:
My house was broken into on
Thursday, Oct. 30 by one or more
children or youths who were small
enough to fit through a 10 -inch -wide
basement window.
One of the numerous articles
taken from my home was our video
camera and carrying case. My
biggest regret about the theft was
that the video case contained tapes of
my infant son which I cannot possi-
bly ever recreate or replace.
I am hoping that any parent who
reads this letter will bring it to the
attention of their children or that the
individual(s) responsible for the
theft read this letter and please return
my video tapes to me anonymously
to my house or by mail, no questions
asked.
W.W. Skinner,
. Pickering
JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief
TO REACH uS
STEVE HO[ZTON, MmaButs Editor
BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Maatlger
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SUSAN
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Education
Staff Writer
Potential for ripoff
in child care subsidy
The Province's promised child care
subsidy for expenses incurred by parents
during the 10 -day teachers' strike seems
like a good idea on the surface.
But the government could simply he
setting up itself and school boards for an
easy ripot%
Prior to the beginning of the teachers'
walkout, Minister of Education and
Training Dave Johnson announced the
government intended to provide parents a
rebate of up to S40 per day for child care
costs.
While the minister outlined regulations
regarding those who'll be eligible to
receive the rebate, the subsidy is not sim-
ply designed to cover the extra cost of pay-
ing a babysitter to care for children during
the hours they would have been at school.
According to Janis Tomkinson of the
Ministry of Finance, the rebate is for -any-
thing that you put money out for to mala
an alternate arrangement for those days.-
Whether that be grandma's taxi fare to
your house to watch the kids or the cost of
GO train tickets to take a group of children
to the Royal Ontario Museum, the subsidy
will cover it, she says.
-It is very much an honor system"
admits Ms. Tomkinson. She notes that.
while parents are being encouraged to hold
on to receipts for Revenue Canada purpo %-
es, the government will not require parents
to provide proof of expenses incurred.
Now perhaps I'm being a bit too cyni-
cal. The majority of Ontarians may be
honest, upstanding citizens who wouldn't
dream of ripping off the government or
their local school board. But Mike Harris
isn't exactly the most popular guy in the
province and there are surely taxpayers out
there who'll view this as an opportunity for
monetary gain.
I'm not saying the subsidy isn't needed.
But it seems out of place that a government
so concerned with the bottom fine and cut-
ting the "waste" out of the education sys-
tem neglected to set up a system of checks
WW balances to etuum people don't take
advantage of the plan. Maybe it just
slipped the minds of those in charge as
they tried to win the battle for public opin-
ion.
Susan O'Neill writes in our Friday rotation
of staff columnists. To mspond to this col-
umn call lnfosmme at 683-7040 and dial
5108.
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Pickering Council members in the hunt to replace Jim Witty
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — The Durham Chairman's
seat being vacated by Jim Witty is barely cold
but already there are a number of people will-
ing to climb into it, including some from Pick-
ering.
And if Mr. Witty's ultimate successor is
from here, that could set off a chain reaction of
changes on the newly -elected Town Council.
Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Ward 3 Region-
al Councillor Rick Johnson say they will run
for the top Regional job, while Ward 1 Region-
al Councillor Maurice Brenner is considering
it. "I have a clear mandate from my con-
stituents to serve them both at the Regional and
local levels;' says Mayor Arthurs.
"I believe I can still provide service to this
community as I could to each of the member
municipalities in the capacity of Regional
chairman"
The mayor says his nine years on Durham
Council as mayor, his chairmanship of the
Region's finance committee, his active partici-
pation in Regional economic initiatives, his
strong support for Regional interests during his
terms on Council and his "ability to play
tough" with the Province are among the quali-
Top judge to speak
PICKERING — '[be Chief Justice
of Ontario will be the guest speaker at an
anti -racism forum here this weekend.
Roy McMurtry will address Where
We Have Come From: Race Relations -
Understanding the Past and Envisioning
the Future at the Standing Firm Against
Racism luncheon Saturday, Nov. 15 from
noon to 2 p.m. at The Waterfront Bistro.
590 Liverpool Rd. S.. Pickering.
Standing Firm is a pro*t of the Equi-
ty and Race Relations Committee of the
fications he would bring to the job of Durham
leader.
Coun. Johnson says it had been his inten-
tion to run for the chairmanship whether Mr.
Witty resigned or not. 'plat's the reason I did-
n't nun for mayor of Pickering," he notes,
explaining he wouldn't have want-
ed to force a byelection and/or
appointment process that would
create disruption and costs for tax-
payers. The councillor also notes
that while he hit% not been opposed
to leaving the Region chairman's
job open to outsiders, he believes a
member of Durham Council
should be chosen to fill it.
"It's better to have someone
qualified who's been given a man-
date from the public."
Coun. Brenner says he hasn't
ruled out putting his name forward
for the chairmanship but hasn't
really considered it.
"I've had a number of calls from
Regional councillors asking if I'm
interested:' he says, rioting those
who have asked him have suggest-
ed he could bring a "fresh new
on race relations
Ajax -Pickering Social Development
Council. As the Attorney General and
Solicitor General in cabinets of former
Premier Bill Davis, Mr. McMurtry
amended the Ontario Human Rights
Code to promote race relations in the
province. He was also chairman of the
Cabinet Committee for Rare Relations.
Cost of the luncheon is $12 per per-
son.For more information or to order
tickets call the Social Development
Council offices at 686-2661.
44P HOW TO PAY YOUR
HYDRO BILLS
DURING A POSTAL
DISRUPTION
In the event of a disruption to the postal services, Pickering Hydro
bill payments may be made in any of the following ways:
• Through you bank or trust company, by teller, automated bank
machine or telepayment.
• At our office, 1920 Bayly Street, between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30
p.m. Monday to Friday.
• After hours, through our lock box located at the main entrance
to our building. Cheques only please.
• By a Pre Authorized Payment plan, available by contacting
our Customer Accounting Department at 427-0791, Ext. 400.
If you cannot pay your bill using any of the above services, please
contact our Customer Accounting Department, Ext. 400 to make
alternative arrangements.
The Hydro bills will be hand delivered where possible. you may
request to have your bill fared or it can be picked up at our office.
Thank you.
Pickering Hydro -Electric Commission
1920 Bayly Street
Pickering, Ontario
L1 W 3R6
905-427-0791
approach" to the job and that his lack of politi-
cal party affiliation could be an asset. "I'm as
neutral as they come"
However, Coun. Brenner adds he is worried
about the possible disruption having one of its
members move into the Region chairman's
post might cause for Pickering Council.
"We could be trying to sort this out in Pick-
ering until March and we have so much work
to do. I'm very concerned about the impact on
our ability to get on with business. We have it
big agenda that the public has given us"
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Man claimed tied- f AIDS' trial toldu friend d n o
p Y� g
BN, STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM S'I'AIT
An HIV-positive drug user told peo-
ple a friend who was tied up in his
Oshawa apartment — and close to death
when found I I days later by police —
was dying of AIDS, a prosecutor said
yesterday.
John Johnston was suffering from
acute kidnev failure and had numerous
cuts and bruises on his body when found
inside the Pentland Street apartment May
1], 1995, an Ontario Court. general divi-
sion, trial has heard.
Assistant Crown Attomev Paul Mur-
ray told juror% in his opening address the
44-vear-old man — who does not have
AIDS — went to Vaughan Foster's apart-
ment to smoke crack cocaine, and the
pair then went to a bar to drink and play
pool.
The two men later returned to Mr.
Foster's residence, however, "Mr. John-
ston has significant trouble remembering
the next I 1 days until he is in the hospi-
tal:' Mr. Murray said.
Mr. Foster, 54. who now lives in Ajax,
has pleaded not guilty to charges of
aggravated assault, forcible confinement
and criminal negligence causing bodily
harm. He is also charged with 15 fraud,
theft and forgery offences.
The Crown told jurors they will hear
evidence during the trial Mr. Johnston
was tied up and left lying on a bed
throughout the ordeal.
Mr. Foster, meanwhile, forged Mr.
Johnston's name on personal cheques.
going on a department store spending
spree. and broke into Mr. Jottmto n's
apartment, in the same building, stealing
all his furniture, Mr. Murray said.
Mr. Foster told people he was caring
for Mr. Johnston, who he claimed was
dying of AIDS.
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At'CTION: An 'Umbrella Auction' to
benefit a nun -profit organization and five
non-profit child care centres in Durham
Region is held at 7 p.m. at 121 Ash St..
Whitby. 668-5446 or 428-3015.
ADDICTION RECOVERY: The
Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -step
recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair
Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd. 428-
9431 (Jim).
SATURDAY, NOV. 15
BAZAAR: A Holly Bazaar is held from
10 am. to 2 p.m. at St. Martin's Anglican
Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr. (one block
west of Liverpool Rd. off Bayly St.),
Pickering. 839-4257.
CONCERT: Pickering Hindu Mandir,
2590 Brock Rd., presents an evening of
Bhajans at 7 p.m., featuring Shri Prakash
Gossai of New York and Bhai Krishin
Alimchandani, Shrimati Vineeta Dayal
and Smita Dayal of Toronto. Admission
$10. All proceeds to Mandir building
fund. Be seated by 6:45 p.m. 686-8534,
470-2682, 840-3717 or (416) 249-3579.
CRAFTS: The CAW 1090 Women's
Committee holds a craft and bake sale
from 9 am. and 3 p.m. at the CAW Hall,
140 Hunt St., Ajax. Proceeds to aid
women's shelters. 623-7680.
AUCTION: St. Timothy's Presbyterian
Church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax, holds a
silent auction and bake sale from 10 am.
to 2 p.m. 683-9162 (Karen).
BAZAAR: 'lite St. Bernadette's Church
Catholic Women's League holds a
bazaar from 9:30 am. to 3 p.m. at the
church, corner of Harwood Ave. and
Bayly St., Ajax. 428-0087.
positive... (and) Mr. Foster is HIV positive:' Mr.
Murray told the jury.
Kenneth Wilson, who was hired May 10 to
clean Mr. Foster's apartment, is expected to testi-
fy he farad Mr. Johnston lying in a bed in his
own excrement and "thought (Mr. Johnston) was
dying of AIDS:' Mr. Murray said.
"He was told by Mr. Foster he was his ex -
boyfriend" and bathed, fed and cared for Mr.
Johnston that day, the prosecutor said.
The next day, lack Johnston Sr., concerned
about not hearing from his son in two weeks, vis-
ited Mr. Foster's apartment to inquire if John was
there, Mr. Murray said.
Mr. Foster allegedly told the father his son
was inside, but that "You're not going to like
what you see"
Mr. Johnston was 24 to 48 hours away from
death when he finally was rushed that day t()
hospital, where he spent 19 days, said Dr. Paul
Tam, a kidney specialist.
Mr. Murray told jurors they will be shown
"unpleasant" photographs of Mr. Johnston which
were taken during his ordeal.
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On the m
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Budget constraints
force address
change for Rose of Durham
BY BRIAN LEGREE
DURHAM STAFF
OSHA"A — A rose by any other
address is still a rose..
The Rose of Durham, a non-prof-
it, charitable agency which serves
teen parents, is being forced to move
because of budgetary constraints.
"We can't afford the rent;' says
Laurel Hamilton, executive director,
pointing out the Province withdrew
its $35.000 grant last year.
During December. Rose of
Durham will vacate its 221 King St.
E. location in Oshawa and move to
space within the Simcoe Hall Settle-
ment House at 387 Simcoe St. S. in
Oshawa.
The Rose of Durham anticipates
becoming fully functional at its new
address by Jan. 5, says Ms. Hamil-
ton.
"We're really delighted they had
approached us:' says Ms. Hamilton.
"We were quite amazed — they had
an apartment upstairs with four
offices that we can use as four sepa-
rate counselling offices."
The organization has been at its
King Street address for six years and
Ms. Hamilton saes the mo%e is "a
sign of the time..,: , .i! ,tL�:ncies
which have had to overcome govern-
ment cutbacks.
The Rase of Durham has a budget
of about $200.000 and all employees
took a voluntary pay cut to make
sure the two full-time and four part-
time workers could retain their jobs,
she says.
The move to Simcoe Hall will
help save more money for Rose of
Durham, which relies on a variety of
sources for funding and assistance.
"One of our biggest strengths is
community partnership involve-
ment:' she says.
"Both (Durham) school boards are
involved with us. the YWCA and ser-
vice clubs have called to see how
they can help"
Rose of Durham began in 1988 to
serve young, single mothers, but for
the past six years has served teen
mothers and fathers.
The organization addresses emo-
tional, physical, social, educational
and spiritual needs through a variety
of programs, says Ms. Hamilton.
It currently serves about 200 teen
parents throughout Durham Region
annually. she says.
ve seen a lot of kids turn
their !:%c. .i.- and using this agency
as a stepping stone;' says Ms. Hamil-
ton proudly.
The Rose of Durham is also
preparing for its biggest fund-raiser
of the year, its Victorian Tea and Gift
Basket Auction, which will be held
Tuesday, Nov. 25 at 7 p.m. at Holy
Family Church Hall, 91 Ribblesdale
Dr., near Manning and Anderson, in
Whitby.
Tickets for the women -only,
loonie auction are $10. For more
information, call 432-3622.
The Rose of Durham will also
raise funds at the second annual
Donevan Craft Show. Dec. 6-7. 10
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 250 Harmony
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three-year term w; president Mr. Ryan, 50, received cern up to the rank of staff
ations of Ontario (PAO) and
of the Durham Regional 345 votes while runner-up sergeant. Mr. Ryan served as
this year he was appointed to
Police Association. R(xl Blakey got 216 votes vice-president from 1986 to
the Police Health and Safety
Terry Ryan, a senior con- during it week-long ballot 1993 and ws president for one
Committee. He also has been
stable who joined the police which ended Oct. 31. He will year in 1994. During that
a member of several other
service in November, 1973, be sworn in Nov. 27. The new Period he was also a member
PAO committees. Mr. Ryan,
will take over leadership of president has a lengthy histo- of the association's bargain-
who was unavailable torr an
the association from outgoing ry with the 7(X) -plus member ing committee. In 1995 he
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reen gang in
ickering
A new community parkette at the foot of Park Crescent in Pickering is the result of a joint effort
and contributions from the Fairport Beach Neighborhood Association, the Metropolitan Toron-
to and Region Conservation Authority, the Canada Trust Environmental Foundation and the
Town of Pickering. Getting park construction under way here are (left to right) Eileen Beal of
the foundation, MTRCA's Michael Bender, FBNA president Paul White, Pickering parks and
facilities director Everett Buntsma, Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner and FBNA
vice-president and parkette committee chairman Jim Hooev.
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Pet pictures include Santa
WHITBY -- Get Mr. Muggs' mug
shot taken fir charity.
Durham Animal Adoption is hold-
ing its fifth annual Pet Pictures with
Santa at Pct Valu in Whitby.
The pictures will be taken Monday.
Nov. 24 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.,
Wednesday, Nov. 26 from 6 p.m. to 9
p.m., Saturday. Nov. 29 from noon to 4
p.m. and Sunday. Nov. 30 from noon
until 4 p.m.
Pictures are $5 each and all pro-
ceeds will go to Durham Animal
Adoption. All dogs must be on a leash
and all cats must be in carriers.
Call 438-8411 for an appointment.
Pct Valu is located at 1912 Dundas St.
F., at Garrard Street in Whitby. How-
ever pet owners from all over Durham
arc invited to participate.
11 IT'S CHRISTMAS AT PICKERING PHOTO
PiCKERiNG - It's
are will -known in
already Christmas at
Pickering. Chuck
Pickering Photo.
has given his
The studio has been
knowledge and
tr.insformed into a
advice to many
1lrletide wonderland.
residents. His
"The tree lights
portraits hang in
twinkle, the fireplace
many public centres
crackles and the
and homes in
stockings are hung.
Pickering.
The Christmas
Our reputation will
Portrait season is
keep us Pickering's
already underway for
favo r i t e family
tamilies sending gift
photographer, but
portraits overseas
what will continue to
and for the well-
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done in soft colours, perfect setting for
Chuck and Debbie
have the biggest
you next family portrait.
Shumilak own and
studio in Pickering.
Appointments can be arranged by
operate Pickering
We've handled
calling 831-4305. Rook early and you
Photo, located in the
groups of 24 people.
can sit back with a smite knowing your
flub Mal l on
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decorated studio
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Pickering. Chuck
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Fitness for UL'n1ilP, Wli}'1 hpqrt rnhIpmc
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Gentle, safe
workouts can aid
bypass, angina
patients in Pickering
PICKERING — The Pickering
Recreation Complex is offering safe
and fun fitness classes for all, includ-
ing those with cardiac -related prob-
lems.
Individuals with heart problems
often want to incorporate fitness into
their lives but may be afraid to start
due to their cardiac history. The
recreation complex's Cardiac Exer-
cise Class offers a real solution — a
gentle, safe workout led by qualified
and knowledgeable fitness instruc-
tors.
The classes are suitable for indi-
viduals who have experienced heart
attack, bypass, angina, high blood
pressure, obesity and stress. They
include flexibility exeNiscs, iow-
impact aerobics, muscle condition-
ing, deep breathing, relaxation and
walking.
They also provide a valuable
social and emotional support net-
work for individuals with similar
heart concerns.
Cardiac Exercise Classes at the
centre at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. are
open to both men and women.
The classes are held every Tues-
day and Thursday from 5:45 to 6:45
p.m.
Those interested in participating
must have written consent from their
physicians before registering. Con-
sent forms may be obtained from the
centre's fitness staff.
For additional information on the
Pickering program call Olga at 683-
6582.
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Deck Your Halls with bazaar
PICKERING — The 24th annual
Deck Your Halls Bazaar and Craft Show
will be held Saturday, Nov. 22 Irom 10
a.m. to 3 p.m. at Dunbarton-Fairport
United Church.
Among items offered for sale will be
crafts, hand -made decorations, baked
gcwAs, preserves, knit goods, clothing,
antiques, collectibles and much more.
Admission is free.
The church is at 1066 Dumbarton Rd.
(between Dixie and Fairport Roads north
of Hwy. 2). For more information call the
church at 839-7271.
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Here's looking into you
Ajax -Pickering General Hospital internist
Di. Peter Campbell shows Rotary Club of
Ajax president Anne Hausdorf the $300,000
EVIS 140 endoscopic video imaging sys-
tem the Rotary Club is paying for. The sys-
tem uses a sophisticated, minute video cam-
era to allow doctors to look inside the body
for diagnosis and treatment. With standard
endoscopy equipment, a doctor would have
to look directly through a tube inserted into
the patient and would only be able to see a
smaller image that could not be viewed on a
video monitor or recorded. The club has
pledged to pay for the EVIS 140 over five
years and recently donated another
$45,000.
You can help right here at home
You can serve your community just as effec-
fundraising and program committee. Training is
tively as the people you elect in Monday's munic-
provided. Hearth Place provides emotional sup-
ipal election to run the Town, the Region and the
port, wellness programs and educational pro -
school boards.
grams for cancer patients and their families.
Several agencies in Ajax. Pickering and
Hearth Place is at 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa.
Durham need your time and talents to serve at the
Call 579-4833.
grassroots level, helping people in your town who
Host Program: Volunteers are sought for Cit -
require assistance.
izenship and Immigration Canada's Host Pro -
Canadian Organization for Tropical Educa-
gram — a friendship program to help new immi-
tion and Rainforest Conservation: The organi-
grants settle and integrate into the community
zation promotes rainforest conservation through
quickly. Call Mahmood at 686-2661.
education and research and needs volunteers to
Junior Achievement of Durham Regan:
assist. Call Marilvn Cole at 683-2116.
Volunteers help the youth of the community
Child Find Ontario - Durham Region
develop an awareness of how a business operates
Chapter: Child Find is dedicated to reducing the
from the ground up. Training and support are pro -
incidence of missing children and returning
vided. Call John or Carla at 644-7058.
youngsters home safely. Call 686-3181 and leave
Kids on the Block: Volunteers learn to oper-
a message.
ate life-sized puppets and perform small plays in
Children's Aid Society of Durham Region:
elementary schools in Durham to provide support
Volunteers are needed to act as special friends to
and encouragement to students with disabilities.
children and parents, to supervise family access
Call Suzanne at 436-0925 or Katherine at 665 -
visits, to help with special events and to supervise
5680.
a children's playroom. Call Susan Kucharski at
Kinark Child and Family Services: Share
433-1553, ext. 2311 (mornings only).
your parenting skills and experiences with other
Christian Horizons: The group needs caring
parents needing support. Training and supervi-
and dedicated people to assist and support devel-
sion will be provided to assist you in making the
opmentally challenged young and older adults
difference for a family. Or spend some leisure
within group homes and in the community. Peo-
time with a special -needs child and develop hob-
ple seeking a very rewarding and fulfilling expe-
bies and interests the two of you can shame. Call
rience and a chance to meet some great new
Wendy Swinden at 433-0386. ext. 308.
friends should call Dave Carleton at 649-5715
Meals-Oto-Whicels, Ajax -Picketing Red
weekdays between 1 and 4 p.m.
Cense: Volunteer drivers and packers are urgent -
Cape Mental Health Program: Cope is seek-
ly needed to help deliver this vital service five
ing volunteers to assist people with
days a week. If you can spare one -and -a -half
emotional/psychiatric problems either on a one-
hours once a week from 11:30 am. to I p.m., call
on -one basis or in group programs. Training is
420-3383.
.provided. Call Christine or Sheri at 686-3248.
Ontario March of Dimes: The annual
Durham Association for Family Respite
fundraising campaign is in urgent need of co -
Services: Enthusiastic volunteers interested in
ordinators, captains, telemarketers and can -
sharing a few hours a month with a child, teen or
vassers. Have fun with other volunteers who are
adult with a handicap are needed. Join them in
making a difference. Volunteers are also required
leisure activities or provide respite in your own
to assist with special events and bingo. All volun-
home. Call Valerie Ford at 427-3541.
teers enjoy excellent training, flexible hours and a
Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario:
great opportunity to help adults who are physical -
Local chapters require volunteers to help raise
ly disabled. Call Denise Harding at 4345280.
funds for heart disease and stroke research and
Piickering's Bear Necessities: Needs stuffed
health promotion activities. Volunteer opportuni-
animals to refurbish and donate to local women's
ties are arranged to fit your lifestyle and avail-
shelters. Call Brenda at 839-2141.
.ability. Call 686-1521.
Pickering Reading Conde: The circle is look -
Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre: The
ing for volunteers to read to or listen to children
centre has volunteer opportunities for peer sup-
four to 12 read in English or French Saturdays
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Today in Ontario, the
healtbtare serrices
attrallwe to you
tlOpp on where
you lire:
n you lire in the regions
of Durham. Halton.
Peel or York. chances are
sareae you know has
ttaveW a long distance to
teaNe kidney dialysis.
niche care or radiation
treatment for canter.
That's because our regions
receive less healthicalre
funding per capita that any
other area of the province.
The Health Services
Restructuring Commission's
GTMM report is
scheduled for Tuesday
November 18, 1997.
a
We arr the GYA/905 Healthrare Alliance, a group of
uxtern hospstals reprewdirrig the regions of Durham,
Halton, Peel and York. And, uw support the rtxtr'urturing
of the healthraw system in Onkmo_
The health Services Restrtrctfrciog Conlinissioa is
rest] ng healthcare to ensure Ontario residents
hm opal access to affordable, quilty care.
wealllirliii
We want to ensure that pco*
living in our growing commu-
nitics receive quality healthcare.
R i urge the Commission to
rmpize rbat our communities
desrrty:
Am= to , in F ro sore P
Clew to home. l hat mcaris
less travel lex people requiring
servi,Lvs such as radiation treat-
mcnt, dialysis, eye pre and
cardiac care. Residents of our
axnmunitics should have the
same access to healthcare
services as those in the rest
of the province.
Growing populations need
greater access to healthcare
services to meet expanding
demands. lr dumt a fair fund-
ing formula that recognizes
population size, providing suffi-
cient services is a challenge.
Right now for every'healthcare
dollar spent elsewhere in the
province, only 70 cents is spent
in our conitmunities. Not
only do we receive less
healthcare funding than exher
rtgwnus, but our connmunkics
are gnming by an average of
100,000 people each vicar.
Afford". effectiro
htait' P . 11e alrcadv
nwasurc up to the pnwincc's
high standards kw healthcare.
%%c are efficient hospitak
that pma•ide high quality
care fix the residents of our
communities.
Acanilliilily to I Nl r
attrices ohoold he awlMhlt
,dM In huntl I Icalth
%cmices Restructuring
Commission's (: FA/905
report will affect us all. Let's
-ensure the report recognizes
our communities' need for
equal access to healthcare
services.
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Prepare
yourself
to help in
emergency
Do you know how to correcd-,
splint a suspected fracture of the
lower leg?
A Red Cross first aid course can
teach you how to recognize and deal
with a wide range of emergency situ-
ations.
Red Cross First Aid courses are
offered monthly at the organization's
Ajax -Pickering Community Office in
Pickering and its Region of- Durham
Branch in Oshawa. The courses
include CPR procedures which can be
performed by one adult to help adults,
infants or children. and also offer
optional instruction in two -person
CPR.
The eivht-hour basic Emergency
First Aid course is next available in
Oshawa from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sat-
urday. Nov. 22.
Standard First Aid, a more com-
prehensive 16 -to -18 -hour course
(depending on whether the two -per-
son CPR option is included) is next
available in Oshawa Saturday and
Sunday. No%. 22 and 23 from 9 a.m.
to 6 P.M.
Re -test courses for Kith Emer-
gency and Stan-
dard First Aid
will be held in
Oshawa Satur-
day. Nov. 15
from 9 a.m. to 6
p.m.
Fees for the
courses are:
Emergency First
Aid, $55. Stan-
dard First Aid.
$70, $90 with
'Two -Rescuer'
option; Emer-
gency First Aid
re -test, $35: and
Standard First
Aid retest. $50.
A private
course can be
held either at the
Red Cross or at
your facility or
home on days,
weekends or
evenings, for a
minimum of six
persons.
The Ajax -
Pickering Red
Cross office is at
1648 Bayly St.,
while the
Oshawa office is
in the Office
Galleria, suite
115, 419 King
St. W.
For more
information or
to register call
the Ajax -Picker-
ing branch at
420-3383 or the
Oshawa branch
at 905-723-
2933. Register at
least one week
in advance.
photo by A.J. Groen
Open for business
in Ajax
Ajax mayor Steve Parish turned out to conduct a little Town business last
week in helping launch the opening of a new store in town. Celebrating
the opening of Party Packagers at the Durham Centre are (from left)
owner Brian Seetner, Mayor Parish and store manager Luka Kapac.
Christian women meet next week in Pickering
PICKERING — The Ajax -Picker-
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Thursday, Nov. 27 from 9:30 to 11:15
a.m. in Gallantry's Banquet Room in the
lower level of the Pickering Town Cen-
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"Rte meeting will texture a Fall Festi-
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music and a speaker. Admission is $5 per
person, 52.50 for first -timers. Frac
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Christmas edition of the Markham Country Decorating and
Collectibles Show cot Sale Friday through Sunday. Nov. 14 to
16, at the Markham Fairgrounds.
They are Ann McKenzie of Country Cabin in Ajax, who
specializes in bears; Emy-Lu and Sal Mugmeco of SJM Wood-
working and Crafts in Pickering, whose creations include
shelves, shadow boxes and bunnies; and Christine Rutledge of
Christine's Crafts in Pickering, who specializes in unique dried
floral arrangements.
The show and sale will run Friday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Parking is free.
The fairgrounds are seven kilometres north of Hwy. 7 on
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and tubers to bloom again your garbage or tool shed boxes.
next year, now is the time
to save them.
Canna lilies, gladioli,
tuberous begonias, acin-
dantheras and dahlias are
all tender in our climate
and must be lifted out and
stored in a frost -free envi-
ronment.
The time to dig them up
is when the foliage has
withered and turned brown.
This happened in my gar-
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have to do some soul-
searching now, because I'm
feeling all "gardened" out
and it would be easy to just
sacrifice them by leaving
them there.
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this means buying more
next year. My husband pro-
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this and so, resentfully I'll
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them now for next year, but
I prefer to leave them as is
until spring.
I feel open cuts invite
the possibility of rotting.
At this point cut off most
of the foliage.
Next, place the bulbs in
a paper bag with some
fungicide and give them a
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boxes with insect screening
(a screen from an old storm
door works), just in case
the mice find them before I
get to them next spring.
Now comes the real
challenge. Storage temper-
atures should not fall below
10 degrees C (50 degrees
F).
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warm and most unheated
garages are too cold. You
can try lining the boxes
with foam insulation to
keep them from freezing in
the garage. Some base-
ments have cold cellars or a
crawl space under a porch
and this usually works
well.
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material and look for
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Some may have shrivelled
up and now is the time to
discard them.
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and healthy but have no
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`Nothing anyone could do'
for mentally ill man: doctor
BY STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM STAFF
A doctor has testified that, under
Ontario's Mental Health Act, he
could not force Ron England to
receive psychiatric treatment, even
though he believed the mentally ill
man was slipping deeper into a psy-
chotic state in the weeks before he
killed his mother and daughter.
Mr. England, believing they
were Satan and that he was ridding
the world of evil, repeatedly
stabbed six-year-old Jennifer and
his 79 -year-old mother. Marion
Johnston, inside their Bowmanville
home April 2, 1996.
He was found not criminally
responsible because of his illness.
Dr. Luigi Pedretti, a family
physician, on Wednesday told an
inquest probing the killings that
during several house call visits to
the Englands' home in February,
1996 he noticed the former Vietnam
War veteran's psychiatric condition
was rapidly deteriorating.
Mr. England had stopped taking
his medication to control the effects
of his illness and was refusing to
continue his appointments with his
psychiatrist. testified Dr. Pedretti,
who said he had developed a trust-
ing relationship with Mr. England
over the years he had treated the
family.
Dr. Pedretti noted during the vis-
its Mr. England was becoming
"angry and bitter" about the world
in general and in particular about
the medical profession.
"I think what had changed was
that his delusions were becoming
more and more common and he was
thinking about them more;" the
doctor testified.
Dr. Pedretti said Ms. Johnston
told him during one visit to the
home that Mr. England was more
withdrawn and less motivated to
help out with household chores,
spending much of his time watch-
ing television, listening to the radio
and "talking about his delusions."
Despite an incident in which Mr.
England grabbed and shook Ms.
Johnston, the doctor said there were
no signs Mr. England was a threat
to cause serious harm to himself or
others -among the criteria needed
to be met before someone can be
hospitalized.
"I would not have been able to
involuntarily admit him (to hospi-
tal)... I'd have to wait for further
deterioration given the constraints
of the (Mental Health) Act...;' Dr.
Pedretti said.
"He wasn't certifiable at that
time and there was really nothing
anyone could do for him."
Dr. Pedretti said he warned Mr.
England about the possibility of
being certified under the MHA and
repeatedly urged him to take his
medication.
He also said it "is not an easy
situation" for doctors to interpret
the MHA, to which jurors have
been urged to consider recommend-
ing changes.
Spelling Bee seeks volunteers
Annual event
invited to att
organizers need
your help for
the next contest
Spelling Bee of Canada. a regis-
tered non-profit organization devoted
to enhancing the spelling ability of
young people, is urgently looking for
volunteers in Os
join its 1997-98 team.
Beverly Lee ley, communications
director at Spelling Bee of Canada,
says volunteers
in the educational field, and enjoy
working with ch
should be interested p.m. and dinner begins at 7:30 coeds going to the Pickering
Nov. 20 in the O'Brien Room at p.m. Musical entertainment will youth park.
the Pickering Recreation Com-
ildren. The organiza-
tion needs area and event co-ordina-
tors, recruiters, public relations and
promotions people and administra-
tors.
Durham Region is one of more
than a down locations across South
Central Ontario to offer this unique
opportunity for children to develop
self esteem and take pride in their
academic achievements.
"It gives the children a chance to
experience healthy competition,
prizes, trophies, and publicity;' said T
Ms. Lecky.
She adds that in the past, the
Ontario Lieutenant Governor has
attended the championship finals.
Adults interested in becoming a
part of Spelling Bee of Canada are
end a volunteer informa-
tion meeting on Monday, 'Nov. 17
from 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Met-
ropolitan Toronto Reference Library,
789 Yonge St. in Toronto, or call 1-
800 -SOS -8445. Parents interested in
enrolling their children can call the
same number to receive more infor-
mation.
photo by Wager Passare#Na
Mighty machine
Pickering's Rosebank Road Public School student Jennifer
Adams worked on building a machine at a recent science
workshop and demonstration for elementary students held
at
Waverly Public School in Oshawa.
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PICKERING —he
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ing Civitan Club hosts an are welcome to attend. attend.
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"magnificent" food Thursday,
provided by local artists For reservations or more
plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd.
TV news anchor Ken Shaw
Nancy Sheridan and Katrina information call Diane Hunt at
Mohr. 839-0500 by Tuesday, Nov. 18.
Bowmanville woman stops to aid dying
accident victim, discovers it's her son
BY CINDY UPSHAl1.
DURHAMsrAM
[�.ABING'PON — A Bov►mranvilk woman
lived "every parent's nightmare" Tuesday when
she was flagged down at a fatal accident scene to
discover the victim was her own son.
Fifteen -year-old
General Hospital after he was hit by a car while
trying to cross Hwy. 2 near Varcoe Road in Cour-
tice.
The 18 -year-old driver of the car started to
wave other motorists down for help offs hitting
the boy at around 8:40 p.m., says Durham Regio his
Police Sergeant Jim Grimley. The first person to
"stop was the boy's moths, on her way to pick up
"Itie mother stops her vehicle and goes to help
fteen-year-old Adam Hicks died at Oshawa
the young man. It's not until she toms him over
that she realizes it's her son," Sergeant Grimley
says.
"It's every parent's nightmare," he says, adding
the mother was the first person on the scene and
was joined shortly after by an
off -dray Halton
paramedic.Adam, who was crossing from the north side to
the south side of Hwy. 2 when he was hit by the
westbound vehicle, was conscious when the
ambulance arrived, but died later in hospital from
his injuries, says Sgt. Grimley.
At Cautice Secondary School, where Adam
was in Grade 10, students are mourning the loss of
:their classmate.
her son at a nearby doughnut shop.
Principal Gary M;lovick says the board's crisis
team has game to the school to help students and
Adam's friends conte to grips with the tragedy.
The student council has made up a syrrqradry
card and is asking students to sign it at lunch so
they can give it to the parents and family;' he says.
Students at Bowrrranvilk High School were
also affected, says principal Joe Hubbard, because
Adam attended that school for Grade 9.
"Certainly he did have a lot of friends here;" he
says.
Mr. Hubbard says the school's counsellors and
other teachers have been helping students deal
with Adam's death "At this point we're handling it
4K," he says.
No charges have been laid in the accident, but
police are still looking for anyone who may have
witnessed it. Anyone with information can call
579-1520 ext. 5256.
Sears helps Children's Wish
PICKERING — Sears at the Pickering
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charity of choice to receive the money
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The campaign consists of three 'Young
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Customers shopping at the Pickering
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chase to the nearest dollar. The extra
amount was donated to the Ajax -Pickering
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The1*ttle Mermaid is Lback
Now playing at Moviplex 9, Picker-
ing:
Bean: Rowan Atkinson. Burt
Reynolds. The Plot of the Film, by Mr.
Bean: "I get sent on a very important
mission to meet some very important
people in America and represent The
Royal National Gallery of England at the
unveiling ceremony for the return of
Whistler's Mother to its native country.
For those of you who haven't heard of
Whistler's Mother, she's a hideous old
bat who sits in a chair wearing a
cap I have to make a very long
speech about Whistler's Mother at the
unveiling ceremony in front of lots of
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Devil's Advocate: Al Pacino, Keanu
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struggle between power and weakness.
temptation and surrendm good and lim-
itless evil.
The Full Monty: Stripping down to
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your idea of fun is getting laughed out of
town by everyone you know. Just ask the
boys who've been there — Gaz, Gerald,
Dave, Horse, Guy and Lomper. Thcy've
done it — The Full Monty.
Know "'hat You Did Last Sum-
mer. Ever have a body that just won't
stay dead'? On the magic night of high
school's end, Julie. Helen, Ray and Barry
get into Barry's new Bearner. No one
sees the body that seems to fly out of
nowhere directly into the new car's grill;
no one knows the identity of the crum-
pled form that appears to have stopped
breathing.
The Jackal: Bruce Willis. Richard
Gere. A ruthless assassin (Willis) has
been hired by international cutthroats to
eliminate someone at the very top of the
U.S. government. His price: $70 million.
Constantly on the move, changing his
identity and location, everything about
this hit man, including his sinister
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Kiss dee Girls: Morgan Freeman,
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chologist searching
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some prince. Combining dazzling art and
effects animation with seven original
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After its debut release in 1989. The little
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score. The new film has been entirely
digitized.
Red Corner. Richard Gere. Jack
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eral counsel to a large entertainment con-
glomerate and the best negotiator the
West has to offer. Jack has come to China
to close the first satellite communications
deal the Chinese government has sanc-
tioned. But after a night with an exotic
beauty. he is arrested for a murder he did-
n't commit. Abandoned by his business
colleagues, Jack must negotiate the
labyrinth known as the Chinese judicial
system. His only chance lies with his
court-appointed defence advocate, Shen
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his life: leniency for those who confess,
severity for those who resist.
The Rab neaker: Claire Danes, Matt
Damon. A Saturday -only sneak preview
of this suspensful thriller.
Starship Troopers: In the distant
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giant alien insects. Little is known about
the bugs except that they are intent on the
eradication of all human life. A handful
of dedicated young soldiers must rise to
the challenge of intergalactic warfare
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Video Watch...
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Travolta, Cage Face/Off
in top-notch thriller
BY STEVEN R. COLE
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
Movie Watch rates movies by how
many times I check my watch, with I
being the best and 5 the worst.
FACE/OFF
starring John Travolta & Nicholas
Cage
directed by John Woo
rated R
After the popularity of last year's
Broken Arrow. Travolta and Woo
team up once again for another
action -packed movie.
Six years ago, Sean Archer (Tra-
volta) survived an assassination
attempt by Castor Troy (Nicholas
Cage). Unfortunately, his son didn't.
Ever since, Archer has dedicated his
life to capturing Troy. When he final-
ly does, it may be too late because
Trcy has had the time to set a bomb
that will destroy L.A.
The only way to stop his plan now
is for Archer to become the man he
hates the most. He has special
surgery which involves a face trans-
plant and the use of laser technology.
It is top secret and no one knows, not
even his family. Things go wrong
when Troy recovers from his injuries
and discovers that his face is gone.
Of course, the only thing for him to
do now is become Archer and do his
evil work from the right side of the
law.
Face/Off was one of the most
exciting films of the summer. The
action sequences are choreographed
excellently by Woo and the charac-
tcrs have a special appeal that most
action movies don't focus on.
This is an extremely violent movie
with a lot of weaponry and explo-
sions.
I checked my watch I time.
GONE FISHIN'
starring Joe Pesci & Danny Glover
directed by Christopher Cain
rated PG
Joe Pesci and Danny Glover star
in this comedy as two friends who
will stop at nothing to go on the ulti-
mate fishing trip.
Joe (Joe Pesci) and Gus (Danny
Glover) have been planning a fishing
trip to Florida for months. They have
the boat, the bait, the fishing poles
and the coupons for the hotel. They
will stop at nothing to catch fish and
plan on making the trip a 10 -plus!
However, it doesn't take them long to
get mixed up with one of America's
most wanted.
As a result, they soon lose their
car and their boat. Refusing to let
that stand in their way, the two con-
tinue on their quest and realize they
can catch the criminal and still be
home in time for Thanksgiving with
their families.
Gone Fishin' was very disappoint-
ing. The story moves along very
slowly and there are very few laughs.
However, it appears Pesci and Glover
have excellent on-screen chemistry.
With the right script, the pair could
possibly make an excellent film
together (like the Lethal Weapon
films).
I checked my watch 5 times.
WILD AMERICA
starring Jonathon Taylor Thomas
& Devon Sawa
directed by William Dear
rated PG
Wild America is the true story of
three brothers who decide to make a
film about wild animals before they
are all extinct- During their adven-
tures, the three brothers encounter
the dangers of stampedes and bear
dens.
Most importantly they learn that
together they are family, no matter
what they want to do.
This is an excellent film for the
entire family.
The beautiful shots of the animals
should entertain children and the
road movie style plot should be
enough to keep parents focused.
I checked my watch 3 times.
Top Tassa group at Devi Mandir
PICKERING — A Cultural
Extravaganza and fund-raising car
raffle draw will be held Saturday,
Nov. 29 beginning at 5 p.m. at the
Devi Mandir Auditorium, 2590
Brock Rd., Pickering.
Entertainment will include North
Sufi Qawwah
performance
in Ajax
Composer plays
Nov. 21 concert
AJAX — Local singer and com-
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Perform at the Ajax Community
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Mr. Zaheeruddin and his band
will present a Suit Qawwali concert
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Call Rose at 427-0428 for more
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HE rOVE1I�E R 14, 1"'7
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Pickerin 9
Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363
Mr. Volleyball
nets top award
BY AL RivETr
SPORTS REPORTER
PICKERING — After two decades of
playing, coaching and developing volley-
ball in Canada, Pickering's Dave Carey
has received some well-deserved recogni-
tion for his efforts.
The 41 year old was presented a 1996
Special Achievement Award by Ontario's
Ministry of Citizenship, Culture and
Recreation at a ceremony and luncheon at
the Great Hall at the University of
Toronto's Hart House on Oct. 31.
Standing shoulder to shoulder with
such Canadian sports luminaries as
Olympic gold -medal sprinter Donovan
Bailey and Olympic champion rower
Marnie McBean, Carey received the high-
est honor bestowed upon an individual for
contributing to the development of ama-
teur sport in Ontario.
"It's quite the honor;" says the execu-
tive vice-president of Volleyball Canada
for the past four years. "When you get an
award like this, it's nice. You don't always
Set recognized as a volunteer, but I don't
do it for any other reason than the self-sat-
isfaction I get"
Carey's love for volleyball grew from
playing at Esquimalt High School in
Victoria, B.C. in the early '70s and later
on the University of Victoria's varsity
men's team. While attending UVIC, he
also joined Team British Columbia, which
won the junior national championship in
1976. After moving to Ontario in the mid -
'70s he continued to play competitively
with the Scarborough Solars Volleyball
Club until 1985, helping the club's
Satellites 'AA' men's volleyball team win
three provincial titles.
While playing with the Solars — the
largest private club in Canada — he also
served as club president from 1982 to
1987. Carey joined the Ontario Volleyball
Association in Region 5 and served as ath-
lete development committee chairman
until 1987 when he became the region's
vice-president. He was OVA president
from 1989 until 1993 when he was elect-
ed Volleyball Canada's executive vice-
president, overseeing the overall policies
of the association.
Carey says, by nature, he's a consensus
builder within Volleyball Canada, and his
ability to talk to everyone involved and
formulate an action plan has put him in
good stead in the organization.
"Like any sport, you have to get it mov-
ing in the right direction. I like to listen to
people's ideas and make a plan. We bleed
volleyball; it's our passion and we want
the sport to be looked after properly"
Carey's recent triumphs with
Volleyball Canada include the introduc-
tion of the men's outdoor (beach) volley-
ball program, which spawned a bronze
medal for Canadians John Childs and
Mark Heese in the sport's first Olympics
in Atlanta.
"It was very gratifying for Volleyball
Canada to put some money into a new
program and have a bronze medal come
out of it. It was great to see our sport do so
well in such a short time.
"A little piece of those national teams
are mine. I can watch the games on televi-
sion and I cheered a bit louder for the boys
in Atlanta and take some satisfaction in
it"
He adds the sport continues to flourish
in this country, with two Canadian men's
teams currently ranked in the top 20 in the
world.
After more than 20 years as a player
and volunteer in volleyball in Canada,
Carey says he has no intention of stepping
down from his current role with Volleyball
Canada. -I could see myself putting in
another 10 years of volleyball at this
level"
He also continues to enjoy the sport at
the grassroots level, coaching his daughter
Samantha, 11, and her Scarborough Solars
bantam girls' volleyball team.
And, as "someone who can't say no'
he's also helping out on his son Michael's
minor novice hockey team as manager.
Sports
News Advertiser
P
photo by Andrew Iwanowsla
Pickering's Dave Carey was the recipi- Toronto. Carey continues to serve as
ent of a special achievement award for Volleyball Canada's executive vice -
his contribution to amateur volleyball president, a position he's held for the
in Ontario at a recent ceremony in past four years.
Pickering novices settle for tie
L.1
U ter dominating gameIERM —1be Pickering Panthers in netovice `AA' rep hockey team skated Other solid efforts were turned m by
ith a 2-2 tie against host Barrie in Chis Paul, Michael Caney, Drew -Stark,
lay last Sunday. Michael DeGroot, Kalman Waldman,
ing the way for Pickering was A Matthew Frawley, Michael Hud and Blake
Morrison with a goal and an assist Coultice. Ryan Lam ansa was dose to net
o0ier ttmriter weal in off the stick of ting .the: wiener in the find few seconds of
CYS bca shor a vriK gotl-mouth de Game.
Pickering- peewees split 4league contests Scoreboard
PICKERM — The Pickering Panthers Vahey and Jonathan Waft had single mark- ue to stump the Pickering offence and handed
Golden GoGriddle minor peewee AM rep hock- ers. Ruta earned two assists, Scott Billing, the Panthers their second loss of the regular
m
ey teasplit its last four games in recent Michael Dawson, James Judges, Pelan, Mark season 2-1. Pickering's lone goal was scored
Yak-Simcoe League action. Rogers and Vahey sex up one goal apiece. The by David Hughes with brothers Kevin and
GoaltenderGarett McKinnon recorded the defence of Mitch Gsigorsadis, Adam Moyer Marie Rogers assisting. Chris Franz was out -
shutout in Pickering's 6-0 victory over the and Brandon Sakes was instrumental in the standing in net to keep the game close.
Whitby Wildcats. Andrew Hopkins notched win. The Parthens' offence exploded against
two goals, Ryan Pelan, Rocky Ruta, Scott Archrival Peterborough Nationals contin- Clatington in a 9-1 pounding. Mark Rogers
led the way with a hat trick and two assists.
Hopkins, Hughes, Judges, Pelan, Vahey and
Walsh had the other goals. Billing, Hopkins,
Hughes and Pelan earned assists.
The Panthers engaged in a seesaw battle
with division -leading before before the north-
erners scored an empty -net goal to take a 5-3
victory. Dawson, Hughes and Evan
Georgievski scored for Pickering. Kevin
Rogers, Mark Rogers, Pelan and Walsh had
Assists.
The Panthers' league record stands at eight
wins and three losses.
PIe3eE11AIG iOCCER CUM
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Justin Shoesmith. ElizaEelb
hdoor results from Nov. 2.
Gamba): Factory Mattraas 4
satN" n 11 -laN
(Michael Rico 2. Pub Cullen.
Canadian Progress 6 (Jessie
Inwte Arnott) vs. Solid )mages
Darroch. Mathwr He". C.J.
1 (Aleve Fetes).
Hamillon. Eric Pham -Hung.
BANTAM DIVISION
Adam Pham-Hwq. Daniel
Boyer PorMiec 7 (J. Stephen 2.
Simmonds. MVPs Jessie
M. Stephan. M. SmM. G.
Darroch. Erie P1 4Hung) vs.
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Pickering Slo-Sports 1 (Adam
VWillee) vs Boyer Pontiac 2
Carves. MVP Adam Cartons).
(Christopher Preto. Gregory
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ValhNse Dig" hnagM 3 (Ryan
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Dhahtrel, Stephen Kutrowski)
Centras 2 (Tatum Macleod,
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Katelyn Margerm); PCCCA 1
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Shannon Manion).
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ATOM DIVISION
Boyer Pontiac 0: Dans Canada
Sporting Images 3 (Matthew
3 (Nadia Presutti 2, John
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Trujillo) vs. Lona Star Cat 1
Woods) vs. Home Ot ice
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t (Cody Purchase. MVPs Scott
MVP Devan Bernardino);
Duncan, Cody Purchase) vs.
Pickering S10 -Spats 0 (MVPs
Pickering SWSports 0 (MVPs
Michael Broaderip, Andrew Till)
Jocelyn Nespiak, Michelle
vs. Johnson Controls 0 (MVPs
Poole).
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Please fax your resume to:
(905) 420-8933
SHIFT SUPERVISOR - NIGHTS
(7P.M. to 7A.M.)
WR. Grace Construction Products
Division is presently seeking an individual
to assist the Plant Manager in the
operation of it's Ajax facility.
This individual should possess a
secondary school diploma along with a
working knowledge of computers.
Experience in a manufacturing setting is
essential as well as strong communi-
cation and interpersonal skills.
Interested individuals are invited to send
their resume in complete confidence to:
Human Resources Manager
W.R. Grace 3 Co. of Canada Ltd.
294 Clements Road West
Ajax, ON. L1 S 3C6
SKYLOFT
SKI CLUB
Needs Additional Lift
& Snowmaking Staff
Skyloft seeks erIlthusiasbc, en-
ergetic people to staff snowmak-
ing and Idt operabor is and provide
top-notch service at prestigious
club. Excellent interpersonal
skills, a strong work ethic, time
flexibility and previous experience
an asset. Looking to fill positions
immediatety. Call (905) 649-5160
or tax resume to (905) 649-3299
NO ■OIIK" AJAX Based form
needs ?C 25 people last. din
t0 new awounu. Areas m
Customer service. and puWK
retabons ire trap. call A* -
CLASSIFIED
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
News Advertiser re-
quests that advertisers
check their ad upon
puNication as News Ad-
vertiser will not be re-
sponsible for more roan
one Incorrect insertion
drrd there shall be no In-
ability for non -insertion
of any advertisement.
LL&Iity for errors in ads
is limited to the amount
paid tor the space occu-
pying the error. All copy
is subject to the appro-
val of manWintent of
News Advertiser.
DHHIOASIE arergaiC and
Unit vmdw ran Nein rlrw-
els rtC01d 7Ad OVA) 1►afKpdr-
titidn bwork On nuoWt serV-
=*er 13 dross 1OW 4pw. lyRi711 recorded rKasape eo6'td W vie U*L SB6-B160* ice truck. servic" commer-
(yb to rtghslr b Norertbr ,e1�ys detiiti. 416 B/26798 1 GeKKbtal ltbtP 1 GBMbra) (NIp Ltial door systems. Overflow
31st 20 shrdett Ntadwa. i m Cane ian CompMy riilnQ rewired for term door ardfor Ind. ru' " exp. an
The Nei Show Carer Trailtolwu
Wit". 110 Lipa Drive. FvW
Retii stow. Full-time.
iq Ctldw 7236055
S jain ing wakKrswa m
Niondlity'FIft gain - 6Dm-
Outd
.
andempblim tdgeflnr.
Bits. N easard personality
and
week, call taro. Ayx company
needs full dine Dmple- Pit
1lestrin Wcover kflrs, taw
is rewired to provide excel -
Milli radios. ICC
mai, inflame, lob ptawnent.
Ida matomer service. Renal
SIIIni ORDER Cook. Mal-
our computerbased system
tiperierlce is debrvtdlt an as-
etNiNfmw, a BaRalder
ppm your resume in horst d
set. Rept' in and Bence to:
�. 6s rrer d cnd
29 5 FT (0116)
Rk I62, P.O. Bort 461, Osha
Aibc
Imtfi)
�7 01 B6.
wit. Ord. L1 H 71.5
A.Z PNOFE"NM Driers SNOTHIM N 3UWANT- CASIffe (COUNTER HNp
am. Must be wedgroomed
and well spoken. f6.00 ro
$10.00 per hour to sten der-
pending
tpending on experrerKe. Full
Ilan days. Pfvbne 1pa - 6pm.
Catherine or Ed. 905-263-
8394.
OOMNO'S IWA now hiring
drivers. Paid cash rightly.
Mug haw own car,appy at
1051 Sirncoe St. N Osfuw
434.2777, and 10 Harwood
with at lent 1 year wily
Wit". 110 Lipa Drive. FvW
We are load" �r pride.
frleldy, responst Dem
N TOO are not nabrp Sm
JAPAN CArNM Oshawa
South. 683.9993.
Oil," tire. wanted WOOD-
Wrun CanKWU.SA
part time Mlldlern Mlep required
III�MS a wedrends. RKspow
Apply m 1lersoe el cross
981 Brock
week, call taro. Ayx company
needs full dine Dmple- Pit
Centre. Rewires Wes orient-
td perslmd calm tap. a sales
IIOrtEwON®IS m hewn.
eel O►tat Irnoruq horn home.
Milli radios. ICC
ylpitdes Kudurdt cookin0 pr
CouwHry Dorwls.
Rd. Pickeruq (uln Brock. cast
caries with position. Ask fa
expenece, A is awiabk an
ExuxlkrK part -ti irrconne.
IIIA&)& , Abstract and police
daral w Expsall wages
a, DwP, and derrp. Must
Wit= e4wience and
somm d Ba1M)-
Laurie at 9D5-4264954
wedlands. Please far ►esuArle
(905) 571-7737.
gay work. No exp flecen-
Send Setl-Ado:
paW wNhir, Inne ts. how•
aril wMelNrtds. Also
be rebs le. Atxxptinp
Nov 10 Nov 20nn 2
nM 365 fill fad. 486 wKh
taro
LADES SPA requires ESMNI-
elan and nubiti0rnist. Also
NEED® ilii) tecfruiCian, es-
say.
I-EordY
metope to: P.O.
P.O.
IDolrq lir Mrd drivers. 905-
rN1lIReS
No phis pletss.
mgnory 500 mg.
112 669.1750
Cerdded Aerobics Instructors
thehi Wil for twsy 1110 salon
Bor 40032. 661 Durrdn St.
723.6115.
". phare
CyI 905
required. Ca1905-631-6372
Cal Go 4836.
W. Whitely Ont. LIN BKS
EARN EXTRA CASH
FULL TIME
JOBS
Available Now
Suitable for
students. 12 8 up
Call Now!
579-8740. ask
for Karen
EARN u0 to 5500- weekly
part -lime Exabng new work
from tame opportunities
Sew S AS E for fret dertats,
1183 Augusta Crt Oshm
err,
Requires
Cleaners for days
and
evenings.
Drivers license an
asset.
683-4134
lamts le=T loth eloseeiwri
needed forPickerkuq L'N-
etudes. Cal µ1B) 977-6816.
MT-TMNUII-um Travel
CoraWtinl required. nwwnum
2 years 1wilence, retail
IATA 0!fice APOLLO experi-
errce required. Fax resume
(9O5µ20 9889
301001 NIS Driver. with E
of B license needed imme-
diately for the Pickering area
)dust be fluent to English arra
have dean abstract. call 420-
4574.
ifAAtSTlisi Experieruoea n
Ladies area Men's anendons
regtred. Part b e for Osra.
wa ora. BMW required. nal
725-4031
STATE FAM irlsurartce agora
requlked pan time sub" rep
resertabve. office skills re-
quired. Please npy to File
167 Osh m this wok. P.O.
Box 481, Oshawa. 0aaw L1 H
SNOW PLOWERS
brokers required
experienced driver
with newer 44 for
Scarb./Markham)
North York Routes.
Guaranteed hours.
Also needed:
DZ salt drivers. Call
(416)288-0313.
SOUTHFORK=.ravanrn
..rrenhr ask for an tx-
�-nwced Controller
T1ks is a
^eras -on positron m a two
Terson office Erpenence in
-.a Costing. cash maage-
-0. and all accounont; da-
;iplrnes is required for this
pCSmoo Conputer literacy rs
esserthal send resunne MM
;ataxy eirpeclabons toR R
w5 eewbe. On. K8N 4Z5 or
ru to 613-986-9335
SWER-DIET. Tyre on un-
wanted Pounds 3 Inches
-ook Good a Fed Greif
'00% Natural b Guaranteed
905671-5063
rELEMARKETMG PENSW
.4 yrs 0- by •'�frt nom*
.a Wdraa��mrras 837-51M
37 5 r
THE FERMO INC.
i5 Searching for a
Webmaster!
Administrator
Leave E -Mail
messageimsurne
WWW. ERM.COM
THREE Experl.wt" 'etemar-
.eterS '-purred IC wurk from
0111e. NWIy rape Com-
-aYr, r Dons A etowame
;wlo.s apoNcants ony 9115-
:32-1793
TO HORTOMS s now ming
•,II - ,-v 6 par-' e slorerrdnt
personnel as wes as IlrodbC-
xr persoron.l for stores m
fax 6 PKkenng Please de -
ver resume in person 465
°alit St W Aox 426-6320
COM►AMY �"vin Owned to
.1 'eam :c riot Cpxip6e2t�lt
.Must
moil �r ! S tI C C m.1
J, drug sawn, lass AZ
&0 Clean abstract suit A
W 40 cels per mile plus
Ordps $o 42 carts per owe
.Mer 6 morKM New top Ute
ecuorent Single drivers also
waned COnwact Harrow Truck
- nes at 1.800-661-4616 or
9051676-1161 between 9-
5pm
1 OR"
Ha
BOOKKEEPER Osnawa .
c-
oenenced part tame Consdr-
Me aro reconcile various
companies, payroll. VE en-
tries. Sin" and Excel an as-
set Resumes to File 0 63
Oshawa WMIby Pus Week,
865 Farewell St. Oshawa.
LtH 71.5
SALES PEOPLE, flat and part
lune. dynamic personality. re-
tail experience a plus. pard
trarwtg, earn up to M Fax
nsu me to 905.720.2151 Int
leery in may apply)
OFFlCE ASSKTANT. Must
hive strong Computer skills,
be f4vuble. a team player
Have own vetscle. Able to
work in a busy envwonment
Mkhaebe A 579-5621
®1 HWI=
"11ESi BRA)))E kxlfung for
sales person in Pkjmng.
Please cad (905)420-6528.
ask lir Mike.
51iM
-
VM -ASSISTANT for implementa-
bon d MRP systems. OUAL-
IFICATIONS plod organira-
boral skids. nndewidem
worker, team player, knovN-
edge of windows, excel or lo-
lus and B.O.M. an asset
Please forward resume to
WHY Atlantic 314 Bennett
Rd. Bowmainvrle, Ont. L1 C
3K5 Anerroon Mark Scolt or
tax (905A23-6053
AUTOMOTIVE Body person,
preppens and dealer related
557r busy70sfuwa shop. (905)
PAGE 2E - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1"7
1 Salea HNplAyrlls M S41ss H WAgads o cean AwsNsble
SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
- highly motivated
- self starter
- advertising experience
- own vehicle
- base salary + commission
Business to Business
Publication
Send resume to: Andrea
Ajax/Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave.
Ajax, Ont. LIS 2115
Ph. 683-5110 ext. 235
Fax 619-9068
EXPERIENCED Daycare avail-
able with receipts Rosebank
area. Non-smoker Learning
environment. Good referenc-
es. Babies to school aged
905-509-9145.
LOOKING FOR FUN reliable
care for your childn Look no
further Activities, outings.
meals. at reasonable rates
call 420-3269
NORTH AJAR Daycare avall-
able All ages 17 years ex-
perience Hot meals. Happy
environment. Huge play area
and Lots More Receipts and
references upon request 686-
Nurse/Mom
provides loving
daycare prof.
atmosphere, home
devoted to children,
separate sleep area,
lovely playground.
Ajax, receipts.
619-9630
135 135 135
Local Company requires:
INTERMEDIATE PRINT ESTIMATOR
Web Offset Publications Limited has an immediate open-
ing for an Intermediate Print Estimator.
The successful candidate will be a 1ogica4 organized indi-
ridual who possesses strong interpersonal and mathemat-
ical skills. Experience in print estimating is essential, with
web offset printing experience an asset. Candidates
should be familiar with computerized estimating packages
and spreadsheet applications-
Uuues and responsibilities include manual and computer-
ized generation of estimates, analyzing estimates and
conduction post production reviews of completed jobs and
preparation of invoices.
Only applicants with suitable qualifications will be con-
tacted and all inquiries will be treated BA confidence.
Please submit applications prior to November 18, 1997 to:
Web Offset Publications Limited
1800 Ironstone Manor
Pickering, Ontario LIW'3J9
AIT: Aarrn Hume
Or fax your resume to 905-831-3266
(NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE)
Loading Toronto Area equipment rental term
requires diesel mechanics espenerced in:
-portable air compressors
-ride-on CdypiC00n
-stud sow loaders
Good compensation packages ofle ed
Written replies only to:
Hub Equipment Limited
2960 Markham Road
Scarborough. ON. Mt X 1 E6
or FAX 416.298-1297
o
srgain corner la 1 1 kr wn
1 1 are11n 11 siM
KENMORE upright freezer STIFF A HANK'S APPLYYIC-
$225. Older stereo. 4 speak- ES. Washer $225. Dryers
ers. cassette deck, turn table. $175. Fridges $IWup. Stoves
amp 6 tuner, some parts Ya- $150/up. Upright Iremrs
maha $175 Coloured comput- $250. 362 French 'St.
er monitor $50 laser disc (905)432-7167.
vdeo Player (Sony) with 1com� EXERCISE Equipment - New
(9905)509-655443 S225 Ask for Make tion. C.SA Han Walk-
er $200 Nordic Sport Total
WASHERIDWER. 8 yrs old Body treadmill $800. Health
$350 stove. 10 yrs. old Rider $200 Serious Inquiries
$200. Call 905-428.2593
WELconDER workout center
only - CASH Can between
8.00am - 400 pm. Monday lo
ArMcNsfor
I
Lop a
I
good
0
Friday only, (905)831-2200
�y
•
FonW
l066e6lt131
VERTICAL filing cabinets from
NEW AND USED dressers.
FOUND. Black a white fe-
Aftles l
only $6999. Lateral calimets
coffee and end tables. tables
male kitten Found In Ajax on
for See
Irom $129.00 up, also axil-
and chairs, box spring and
Friday Nov 7. Of tree to a
GARAGE door repairs. broken
able chairs and desks.
Speedy Oil" Centre. Whitby
mattresses, coon laundry We
also buy used furniture Ste
good home 728-2980
springs cables. rollers open-
668-M
phenson's Commercial Pro-
peal5uppbw
ers installed $45 Newdoor$
19th OLDS CIERRA, out
ducts 576 8471
1
Dowding
openers. Quality Plus Doors
PIANOS -GRANDFATHER
160K auto, power pare
Cant, story time, Windt. au-
416.336.0073
CLOCKS. 40th Birthday Sale
WEDDING DRESS. brand new
BEAGLE Pups for sale Vet
2eft eat
2 RHlslf Leah VS Pittsburgh-
until November 30mtl New a
Used pianos (upngM a
never wom Ivory Italian Satin,
shear beaded bodice. sue 16.
checked, first shots, Oe-
S l nighteach. Cab Pet-
Grand). digital pianos a key-
easily altered asking $700
wormed Ready to go now
put Laurie 665-0191.
a 4each. 8
boards Not sure? Rent to
905-987-4002
%Mrp• 9 area Sam 905-
21 DIAMOND105ciwhit
own l]
Ostiorm
Wfireplace
AMERICAN PIT BULL Terrier
band. gook!
clocks Cam TELEEP PIANO
433-1491
� d � e
Pups Vel checked and regis-
tend Clouse Greenwood 6
appraised $2540 (have pa-
Peas) slog $1600.. 060 all
HELP in caking for 2 boys (4
x 6- I i 5 yrs old. Ideal lot
Jeep Bloodline. Call (905)
905)420-8488. lave Wills-
NOW exercise machine.
Heanhware, MX400 Used
Corsage or man 11or fa *
room SSCO 905-683-3279
579 8846.
W
twice. $75 Call 723-6120 alfaArL
Ws
SOFT coated Wheaten terrier
LEATHER jackets, up to 12
5:30 p m
1
pups Good natured. non-*
price leather purses fromW
$9 99. luggage Iran $1999.
IIT'ON Mmigure wood gthe
iw
lergic. CKC registered Excel -
W coO�"on 5900 Call
leather wallets Imm S6 9g
(new) $300 CombinaDon
wood chuck for wood lathe
ANTIQUES Absolutely. Pur-
chasing furniture or anything
(905)797-2266
Evtrytfwg Must God Farcy
$150 Car dolly $1000 Can
old. Scientific instruments.
GOLDEN Retriever pups.val-
Lather. 55 Pants Malt Dye.
(905)723--6739
China. silver. advertising.
keyllaven Kernel. CAC mg'd
wa 905-728-9830
old eshopp"
B.O., deo
"s. decoys. dolls. m d k bot-
AN hearth dei, , m gwran-
ANTNIUE 11 GROOM set
seting
K� Time a money Shop A
home Custom Dia food or-
dss, rNectiora or estates
Can Robert Bowen Antiques
tee. first shits and tattoo.
$700 Call! 728-7665
honer table 6 Chairs
$500 Dent airs
dols Save up to 40% Triple
(905) 655.8049. Brookhn
Rd. w Wh tby, go north (3
Highs) 10 epp't St. (tum
or am
Grade A' mem, brat -name
�) We're n ink fro f�
LAN PUPS. yellow, impale.
905427-0428
groceries; 905 -432 -IM
CD's le all? III pay tip
CKC registered. tuft written
REF#NSIIED upngfrd 1885 cx•
S, en
dollar for your used at
^M CDs. Call George at
guarantee, champion sire.
breeder, $700. (905) 655-
ca piano $2000 o.D o At
8 x 8 Dam Int. only
435.1998
1172
ulndwuma f75 Can CMS o
_$7 _
$299 plus tax Marr otlnv
tle1"01x"'k"'°yO sizes .and Mons avaaa0k FOLDING WIRE. Statkable
1EAUTWUL Victorian stykir Also garages and decliS 761 ummainers with at lap 1 9aft Beautiful Puppies
wedding gown Slow""" MOW Rd Urd 3. PKgrermp drop Approx 42 cubs It Con-
r,mkfi„e. lace boom For more info tan 905.614 DO Abe 683-5117
i'lomed we Deals. hi em- 2893 VMANTED. scup metals
crordo sbrl we tram Site X10 DAN nmingnion table removed 880's. air cons.
E $SM 905-571.2107 (2 extension kava). 6 rl %. pt>K$. cis. farm maCrriery.
CARPET WOKEN. 100%.
Nyton thick plush Stan T
s stain Carpet For 3 maws.
)* 536900 Price nncledes
34 S4 lift larval Willem
pad
Aid W42alasm nour yhome.
r'ee iI O , in yak Now
No a I W. n0 pwywmut for
ort Asn year. Daniel. 1-S00-
:17.0104
CARPETS - kilt of Cagel.
J0% Oylon. aur stain re-
-can ranpsts on hand. 1
WIN Carpet 3 roams. $349
P+,a mcluffes carpet, pre,
large belief. hamh Exc~ coolldil0n Valued at $3200 6714 ileta (905►571-
Asking 51600 905.576-3832 WANTED - mid Dana ra0r
fOl1I pNE dneng room fur 416 265-2872
4 - AM ndae 40 ace. Arts A
40u80 table pka 2 17 even- • 1 Autamab,ys
srors. 6 " 1. $1.500 723- 1 1 to $alt
8977 CRAFT VENOMS wanted
SOLOMON SNI 'gwprptm ' Wt new the CCo rA a Rq '", ,,- �gThr� 1m; Dow On the
sirs Frairni AxendO. 1S
Equrpe, Drmromstraw Nmpm Sode1 Call 905-436- amts from 5500 OAC Cars.
Pft (19b2D7cm). ladles t Weds vans 1981 to 1991
Manor Autosarpe td 7W
sue 8 t2 0002 u4- MEANT Auto NOW COL- ss S�outh.looshmis
!!O LECTIBLE Home Party Cow- P m905.7M3382
if Ibwt Cta1K
(n.l.frn Retry
Boson Terriers
ftichan Fria
Pugs, Shrk-Tru
Pi"Mva+inn
Dw.1kiriwrir
Ist Shoo- Vol ChecAd
723.5077 Oshawa
H,rt Il y- I I� Pt Ktxe
QUALIFIED experience leach-
er zeas warm burg. hmpy
e4oc4bonal It, tare Pro-
gram Exceilem edwah•nsl
CMC HORIZONTAL 6.,•,nq11
m.- ped. CW ratans
,un. tap delivery. free ab-
STORE Egsnpifutnm, treemt.
coolers "w". walk -iia.
poli ►ern mom-
er and praxes. d for auto at
19U RAMILEA Amilknudoo.
• Deyean Aradeakle
nurea p0 ysrdtl Hamanlice
a
l066e6lt131
outstanding condrilm
::monly
[ Piease apply tat
686.2314.
N (905 didelm ekv-
rson rmh resume to Five
fixhx. all 62.000nit0a.
PMURMG Mad 1 MM:
CARPETS SALE: Lou oel car-
aryawalede
��
fist Amerrrp
w East (905) 852-
6025
.owng davcxe 18 ..laid 10
pets 100% nylon Stan to-
OA&"W FURNITURE
$60 4-110W. $65 Esnb-
hshed 1963 Days 705.277-
Pow=ems
12 years Wily ovengt
Mast. carpe 3 rooves 5339
Check out Our be SPE"
NEW MUSIC cane 4 hhp -.
19th OLDS CIERRA, out
IKC$d bKkII3111 at put)
(30 14 yd I kCh*$' Carpet.
CIALS SOLID OAK Table
www &Ohaffawm nW
160K auto, power pare
Cant, story time, Windt. au-
Weft= Pad am rwaaa-
sets 4g 3rxw soped
-*c2 x.Mm
Drakes or, am►fm. toss W
1'1b1s meals A snacks First
tion Fret estm ala, carpel
talk rJw 1x18 -on ANO 4
children ages 3 1 Perms-
hent part-time MaviutW
will para OAIV 5975 as is
Add CPA certified Non-
gpan Snrarg Derhan at
SOLID OAK Windsor Arrow St
DRIVER/ on Operator A-
ODS) 427-3089
smdung receipts 905-426-
%Mrp• 9 area Sam 905-
c SALE PRICE f599111 Or a
1 year old $210 No cord.
experience. dedicated runs
'2u
wim
SOLID OAK 4OX80 dbl ped
NVII1
Gerepittard
QUALIFIED experience leach-
er zeas warm burg. hmpy
e4oc4bonal It, tare Pro-
gram Exceilem edwah•nsl
CMC HORIZONTAL 6.,•,nq11
table - 2x10 ext ANO 6
SOLD OAK o Mow sl
1 i,_t X reasonable rata
IAu Operator-tioor type large
E3 Dealml
Piclkenng 509-6612
PAM Must have "-Wttan
DENTAL ASSISTANT Fan
Infant k Children items tint$!!
ProWammg expeflmK!- TNC
::monly
[ Piease apply tat
I Firesood
355 or TNC 407 Good rales�c
rson rmh resume to Five
Call (905)420-1741 for your viewing
and benets Phone Frank
Pawns Mall Dental Office No
FIREWOOD Raw :amotr 6
Mollirgwortm. PR Emginetmg
phone Gus
Firewood Centre 4'x8'xl2-,
110. 905-579-9721 to aP
1 O+Yc+re
$60 4-110W. $65 Esnb-
hshed 1963 Days 705.277-
Pow=ems
lwsnm0
3381. Eviukn gs 905-434-
DRAFTSPERSONS with ACRD
BABYSITTER wanted mature
6665 Fret delivery 10 Oyuwa
Veit
12 experience knowledge of
Guyanese lady Preferred Al -
•Open House to
excel 50 an assnMust
tuuSteeppud Lea Cam
(416)724-9714
AMSOLUTELY THE NEST - top
quarry seasoned hardwood.
have good commrmsahon
plantes 227 Cort S' Ostw
Serving Flckerng. Apx, Mut-
skills Alan location Fax re •
LAtE-OUT MMT. Care tot 2
by id Oshawa Gm
now to (905µ28-1790 amen•
children ages 3 1 Perms-
hent part-time MaviutW
DURHAM FIREWOOD
tion Kevin
Twos 7 30-5 3ITpm Non -
427-5278
DRIVER/ on Operator A-
smoker relerences WhrtbV
APP EW000. Bum me mesh
Z license required 18 month
(905)509-2078 atter 6om
1 year old $210 No cord.
experience. dedicated runs
weekdays. anytime wee-
$75 tate cord Delivered
paid n US keds, can Carry, or
kends
(905)967-4563
'Y 1-800-446-2218
HELP in caking for 2 boys (4
FREE DRAW 686-4270
ELECTRICIAN WANTED 'lot
electr" and security n-
"lahons Must have basic
computer skills, lools and
truck Fax resume. 905-666-
9795
EXPERIENCED OC INSPEC-
TOR with quality assurance.
ISO standards background.
Blueprint reading requhed
Fax resume won salary ex-
pectaoonto 416-292-2094.
E)VHNENCBU ROOFER and
stied metal worker. Must be
wnikng to work long hours.
Jobs in metro. traIlSpOsuotio nibofl
Po ) %43592. A Dm
FRAMERS MOONED - ex-
perienced crews and hourly
employees. Excellent rate.
Steady work Call aller 7 p.m.
91]5-47-0079
and 1 12 yrs) in my lame FIVE1MOOD
Experience. references, non-
smoker Delaney/Rossland FM SALE
area Call Sharon at (905) Cut, Split &
619-1652 deiivered.
LIVE-IN Harm non smoker- Cr,; / faro rnrA
2 lads. 7a9 years old. 1 assn- Call Jerry
can eoangs only 905
683-5023. (9051619-1363
LIVE -OUT nanny, energetic. FIREWOOD. excellent very
car for 2 dkldren (4 6 2-12).
Non-smoket driver preferred.
ChurdVHwy 2. 427-5143
evenings only or weekends
MATURE PERSON aher-
sdmu occasional et a ps.
2 boys. 9 a 11. W hokse-
kapng. meal pepratioru.
Own tri.sportikm, rdereruc-
es. DitdNGivarrla 420-1471
Available
TIG ALUMMRM wilder re- AfFDRDAiIE Daycare avail-
able with haled n
� ng � y Alex Brock/Wjor Oaks area.
Fax dew. (rJow to to I905µ2&1790 alley arm School).
aterdion Kevin. For lido call
905 -427 -0289 -
Dat quaidy hardwood, goar-
ameed extra Ipg lime fumy
seasoned. art a spit Honest
measurement, free
Kory Heat Firewood.
2246.
1 °yeR"
ANIIOIE Pew. $350. Quem
walerbe0. Sago. Wufg tm.
dirty washer a dryer. 5350.
Chio.ren's items. Cal 420-
8810 ager 1 Par.
OIwMRRDOM TABLE, solid
rattan, glass lap. 6 high back
AsW Z $100, al Bch
/ snake free aedmlplr ablle, FREE to a good home. 3
hile w
craft. tun. "Of nutritious meals mqM old kill=. black wrath
white booa.wery altuxlaule.
OEM ASSIST required. a snacks, any age. Evenops leer, ttaiimd. al 905.683 -
Urge a- plcime. e --p also available. 427-1790. 9002.
and Saturday hours. H.A.R.P.
pfflerred. N Interested in join-
t fig Ola lam. please call
' DebOs X (905JQ31-3332.
�i
YD11P71E lookup for ano fable
dayfare in a sale mlvtr--- Alan
with IWOUdoor Actiwiies. hat
meals mo. snacks. Relerenc-
es aw receipits. 616.0959
JBhAR Raps w/Options.
$350. Built-in dishwasher.
$275. Nr compressor, $225.
Sauna Water w/acc., $375.
Cal 905.683-4029.
CARPETS- rerafmas Si.
table - 2x10 ext ANO 6
SOLD OAK o Mow sl
Says Sia
•ew 100% NOW frit mut-
ter arca-hit Cal at Sawa.
RICEftwi
on am omen
Small, PRICE u 1Oh
to
CA"GE SALE - DiDOOR
nrpertgcores x f122rs4.R n-
� Cas ane edtet a Hdyr,
*S and
Infant k Children items tint$!!
sondub Sdro
a Why 1°�r "Tern yaw
Sat. de Sun. Nov. 8 & 9th
available Customer SAWK-
tin fila 1 SOLID DAKir
10 are not pal a oa;
Call (905)420-1741 for your viewing
bon guaranteed For your tree
-n -home esumalCan Mike
ARE
lel WE ARE TME FACT
time and further Information.
90Sµ31-4040 or (416)822-
TRADIe WOODWORK-
MG 905-985-9774
96 kms. now $8.995. 1991
am
GSM Oa DEALS. 2t Hid
11SID FFMM SM. and up.
• 1 Arlin aGaha • 1 Ann a CraPa
loaded, raw $8.995. 1992
used yon $200 at up.
Geo storm CPE. 97 Kms. now
Store a Brokers we buy. see.
trace a more sonata '"""
$tad washers w til dryers
$125 and up New toat name
xk x CHRISTMAS CRAFT b GIFT .x y
Rwq Top ape Dad 193-
1785 571.2214 666-0004
mss. 16 t f $605 New
Dad name 310 srowez s449
•Open House to
CLEARANCE SALE - Entire
Contents wod Snap
at up New 5 c.t freezers
5255. Slephenfup s Ap-
Sun. Nov. 16,10-4 pm.
of -o x
OfFr Paton, spnnnle ato 0o.
plantes 227 Cort S' Ostw
1064 Maury Cres.
pmt books. aCLOTtNNs:
me. 576- 74118
Duality
Finch / Dixie area Pickering)
tura. Pat Perry 985.2849
name b
name brand lad/rrirner c�ryh�-
$8.695. 1993 Olds
ALWAYS OPEN COMPUTERS.
4W for Olen• teens and G
10
CHRISTMAS CRAFT AND
Sales. service and upgrades.
bum 15G s 5899. 486S
"yy
(Scat to Mens XXXL )
Hundreds of name brat
GIFT OPEN HOUSE
Printers $49 Phi
items to Choose from with
SAT. NOV. 15, 11:30 A.M. - 4 PM.
(905) 571-52911
� to lg From
24 LUCAS LANE, OFF FINLEY,
COMPUTER CLEARANCE
REPLAYS in Whitby has; it art!
Something for everyone
Centre 166 mint multimedia
-
Take a look at these Savgs:
FREE DRAW 686-4270
systems With 14 monde
$999. Multimedia lots tom-
prices yen - suits $29. Sport
$19: ShO f.5: Casual
FOR INFO. CALL LORRAINE
speakeraR and
pfackels
$to. sweaters
995-0294.54.795
sound $1� nce of
59: writer ODM $22, cawsuspl
C6risbu Craft Sak
used rola monitor 2nds $20 -
plus!!. Sound too good to be
15
SW Factory direct pricing ori
true? Come to RUGGED RE-
Nov 15 eft: 16 104pm
W We piYSkms�ar
Er
55 PattersoN Cres. Ajax.
trade system open
Sundays 12:00 p.m. - 4:00
upre- store.
sindy for men. teens and
Early Mid Christmas shopping. Handcrafted
p.m 164 BMW* Rd. E Exit
boys. Sala 1994 we've been
bunnies, Satltats wood Crafts, candies,
432 from 101. Pfla+e (905)
697-3059
mid to ally If1e Gest n new o
rat w new do�g g Ip to
75x
chocolates, plus more!
P
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
Comm Mows Safe 2 Wias
below retail. Experience,
1987 SPRINT, 2 door. auto.
old eshopp"
B.O., deo
I"
�utmvef be gel
Camaro Waded. $3.800. 37
r $175.00:
5175.00, elrB. arra.
a ldgh end wok avow end
W CRAFT SALE • Sit. Nov. 15 9 - 3
$150.0
now $ • BO � B'0�2
prices Tike 401 to Thitkson
1 e �. e
6111
Rd. w Wh tby, go north (3
Highs) 10 epp't St. (tum
(2 blocks N of Finch- off Dbde)
t ONIIE Flim coat, fir length.
�) We're n ink fro f�
Ceramics, silk & dried flowers, Christmas
Excellent tontdi6on, stored
on left. (Burn's St. Plaza).
1905C8M737301
every year Must see I ap
Hours Mon. - urea. 10-6.
Decorations, Refreshments and more.
preckate. Greg x-mas qufl
TiNms. - Fri, 10-9. Sal. 10.5.
door. $IWO Ca043D-7B88
1700. Cal 623-6610. WM quR12R3.
p ROOM suite. solid 11111111TER, it YOU are cocucerned
wood. eneremt condition. 6 "th In tape, Smell ear loam
chairs. table has 18- of your lsler, we can ilNp.
58 Wdrit; a bt/kt aro. CaN for tnlorWiaDop 616-8351
hutOe. Asking 5195 o.b.o.
(905)434-" of 666-0231 Or 5 p.m.
DJ SYSTEM MOM for wed-
cd�uldgaps ' priced l.
(905) 420-1955
RNREOLASS custom liters
with built -n running boards.
Fits small Jimmmyy or Bluer.
5500 obo. IN 965-3183.
WE ARE overstocked. New a
used fimMue and appillium.
No reasonable offer refund.
Odom you buy, ON My
Dad's a Try. 430-0561. 123
Brock SI. S. WMW
To ensure that your
'Bazaar or Bake Sale'
is advertised on time, simply call
one of our cheery ad -visors and
they will advertise it in our
Ajax Pickering Classified Section
for a very low rate.
Call 683-0707 for assistance!
'SANTA CLAUS PARADE
1995 CHRYSLER CIRRUS
SPECIALS' 1988 Cutlass 2
LXt- dark rosewood grey
dr.. red, loaded. 91 kms,
Mather. Waded, low kens., ex -
$4.995. 1989 Corsica. 6 cyl.
cellem condition. End of lease
loaded. now 54.695.. 1990 Le-
Asking $16.500. 905 -477 -
sabre Ltd., loaded. now
4024
55,995., 1991 Cutlass Su-
preme Sc. loaded. 99 kms.
se -
now Skylark. 4
now
dan, ado.. am4m cassette, al
dr, 6 o. Waded. 5loade .
cyl. ace
C. 62K. Will certify lady dri-
1991 BonnevillerSE. Waded.
een. 58900. 697-0226.
96 kms. now $8.995. 1991
DURHAM MOTORS LTD.
Caprice classic. 82 kms.
Sales a Repairs Class A Me.
loaded, raw $8.995. 1992
chants Open Every day. 93
Geo storm CPE. 97 Kms. now
Bonneville SSEI, loaded.
$6.995.. 1993 Mazda 323,
leather interior, sunroof.
hatchback. 81 kms. $6.995.
$14,995 92 Grand Am SE. V6.
1990-1994 Tracker, 4 x 4.
2 door. $7,595 92 Z-24, 5-
auto, low kms. pick anyone for
speed. loaded, $6,795. 92
56.995.. 1988-95 passenger
Cavalier. 2 door, auto. $4,300.
vans (6 in stock)). loaded. from
92 Sunbird, 2 floor. 5 -speed.
$4.995. 1992 Pontiac Grand
$1,495 92 Saturn SC2. 2 door.
Ams. loaded. 6 cyl.. low kms.
auto. 56.995. 91 Laser. 58.000
$8.695. 1993 Olds
Mills.from auto. $6.995. 91 Cavah-
Achievas loaded low kms.
er. 4 door, auto, $3.995 91
from 56.995.. 1994 Cavalier 2
: Taurus GL, loaded. 54.595. 91
dr., auto, air. 82 kms. now
Lumkra Euro. loaded, $5.795
$7.495 Bring in this ad and
91 Grand Am. 2 door. auto.
gel a free 6 month power train
$4,595 91 Eagle Talon.
warranty with your purchase.
123.000 klms. 5 -speed.
Certlar Aso Cure. 155 Kist
$6.995. 91 Z-24, ado. lidded.
St. W., at Mld110" Mall,
$6.695. 91 Cavalier. 2 door. 5-
Oslawa.579-2M.
speed. $4.295 91 Cavalier
19x6 Chrysler laser. 2 2 We
RS. 2 door. duo. $5.995. 91
auto blue. asking $600 obo.
Corsica LT. 153.000 klms,
995-0294.54.795
91 Sw*rd I.E. 2 door,
auto. $4.700 91 Olds Cutlass
ISM PONTIAC 6000. 4 cyl,
Supreme International.4 door
lex sale for parts 1983 Che-
loaded. $7.995 91 Cavalier. 4
vette for sale. (905) 436-
door. auto. $3.995. 90 Cavalier
1487.(905) 723-7158
RS. 5- Speed. $3 995. 90 Cor-
m. $3.795. 90 Grand Prix. 4
1l17 OLDS Re geraT 98. --door.
loaded. 149.000 klms.
filled. reDwtt engine, new
$5.795. 89 Foretold, leaded.
Drakes. etc.. well maintained.
120 000 ams. $4.495 89
asking (3.900. OBD (905)
Gtand Am. 2 door. loaded.
720-15M
$2.795 89 Z -24.a aft. $3.995,
1987 SPRINT, 2 door. auto.
89 Beretta GT, $4.400. as
140kms Ruda 8 Wks great
Camaro Waded. $3.800. 37
$1500 cert 905-965-4805
Certrfied reconditioned ars
available to choose from. 221
ISM NISSAN Mule van. July
Wesiney Rd S. Alex. 683-
W&d, stereo. IVC. 52595
7550
obo. 1993 Po dac Asuna.
$4495 Mug sell 1 or the om-
LEAR TO OWN -cars oMy.
O -
1961 Or
from '85 eve yone
1905C8M737301
$345 down.XO
d 57
ISU OL7D3SbtCSMA V6 4-
edam LM 6R6.7t28
door. $IWO Ca043D-7B88
NEED A VEHICLE
"U TOPAZ. 4 door. 5 sped.
air. 185.000kms. good row
wq 1x1 , 1 $12% 000 as
rs. Call (90SM2114752
1989 ISM Trooper, 4 w.d.
p S. p b_ all. 71.0001um
$65000.&0 (905)721--9042
is" TEMPO. 4 M euro.
$2495 cern 1967 Dodge
Shadow. laeage
w mil. S2195
cersfil4 19M SunOud. 4 M.
ado. 51495 cut 19U Ford
TenWo ! �paa 1 $1200
as is
759
1998 CAVALER. auto. at.
assttb.new tires. h Mel.
wdialor. paired Jam 1
undemoaNd yealde
yearly. cered
$4.500 Telephone 433.-2396
1997 OLDS Cutlass Ciera S
70 000 km. grey wile WisrOon
erlerer Loaded. Btauohrt car.
rrWproo/•0) Certified $9.995
ill" MOS11,113 OLDS CUTLASS su-
preme. SL. 50 000 kil. exrxl-
le m Corn - , , . Wadedauto.
air, power wn0ows. Was.
arttaw at sat. abs. fin.
chose. and tach. ado dwnk
calm . IMkglm serbw. new
ole keyless entry, tog lannW.
ramming suspension, 16 in
whssis. wort CertRied.
$12.500. (905)430-3882
11194 BUIL( LesaWt. extd-
IM stupe. 75.000 k4. Waded.
black cherry exterior. maroon
interior av price $17.500
Telephone(
19% REO Formal: Surd". 2
door, ado air. 510.500 cem-
bed or Dat otic. CD. AM#M
radio. Excellent cond-
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! It you
work; you drivel
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FARTME
DEPARTMENT
965-7796-M
45,0001irm, fent tmexom,
M$10,200. Td*h=
905 5 9 1651.
1994 M 8EWA, (91 lard)
$buq
9r.000 We. am4m cassette.
9hNdurOV exerior, $5.300.
oe1 beg
phone 7725-2925 offer Tek
194 tHNE PINK, V6. PIS.
abs, PA., tali$-, pilrank. -fly
sypem, 4 approx.
95,000 highway kms, new
Wes a brakes. $12,900. like
new. time Owner. Call 91)5-61113-
3000.
,!0
6LE.
3L
wis
dureoal kMefwr. $6900 Obo.
915.1139.
POOR CAMT?
Down paymeals
ion 5495 O -AC
ilo TurrKbw s
Warranty avalow
Cars from 198410 1991
d 8 J Auto Sales
905-420-9056
1547 8ayfy Sr. Pickering
crawrAan Aute Spies
Ouakry Used Cars b Trucks
Need A Truck'r? Flava We fid
Trucks 1992 Chex 1500-
4114. 5 7l.V6. Ado. AIC. T-
rane Mot. Sconsdale. 00.
law" $14.995. 1991 GMC
1500 S.OL. V8. aww. power
swap and bakes Gay an
ONf. Can wIm box kms a
ready, for work $9295 1991
Chair STC Ext cab. 431. V6.
ado. 10. AIC. t -tont kwrglm0/
on prey A rat looker, $8915
19$19 Gnev S-10 snot Dox. 5 -
Speed. fed. mklll! 53995 1990
Astro. Waded wmh alamnsm
we Two to choose from
56995. 1990 Rl•anm Vqa-
geur LE. 7 passenger loaded
war nWyewrq. while with
'WOody- aria 120.000 kwa .
$7995 ALL CONWW. ALL
With Waramy" Cpm Visit
Durfwm's Newest lista Car
Dealer 377 Taurdom Rd E.
Opswo (905)434-2763
Aumomsbiles
A a A AUTO- We pay $80-
$10.000 Cash on the spot
Any condition, any year Cal
as anithe . 24 hours. 7days
30 min. service 905-686-
5003 or 1105-706,5234
ANY SCRAP Cu or Truck
WNW. complete or not. Top
Cash paid Free pick-up Cal
(9O5µ31.4333 or 434-7489
CASH FOR CARSI We buy
used vehicles. vehicles must
bein 150 op condition. Cal
come to 479
Bayfy St East. Ajax al
MURAD AUTO SALES.
7FlrCla
19e6 CHEV truck with op.
New radiata. Alternator. bat-
tery• gas tank. shoos.
brakes, exhaust. Good tires,
runs good. $1500. obo. 905-
433-078 after bpm or 905-
404.6377 anytime.
I= FOND RANGER, excd-
We III r We miss, ask-
ing fn(905
$2,900. Pllo) 433-
DIIRIIRM MOTORS UD. 91
44. 4 door, waded.
$10, 90 Punta Transport
SE, waded. $7.595. 90 care -
an SE, $5,996. open Every-
day. 221 Weak" lid. South.
Ajax. 683-7550.
Wmw
1991 AEROSTAR KILT, 71pis-
sager. Deluxe ROW. 240ne
blue. 114,500 km., excsRatt
stupe. Certified $7900.; un -
CUM" $7000.420 -MM
1 Ado ftft
ANMK RNR 1960'S Sun
740 "Oft
with acmam Stand
$450. B.O.6054L 4
'•5'5.+'
400 �400
I
1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate,
3 appliances and blinds,
MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(9051571-3522
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
min Auto Pans 6
Repiein
Sches
S15 S25 835 LIMPER/ AME Bleach.
'hrome. 2.000 Ibw1. Of B.O.
:b6 8594
1 Snowmobiles
1986 ARCTIC CAT L -Tiger
�Ooo. good shape. $2.000
60 Call Mike 905-683-
927
1193 Polaris Indy 500. nim
shape. asking $3700. Lady
Invest Cab Robert 985-0180.
1994 POLARIS, 440 Super
Spon electric start, stud$.
skins 3100 miles. $3.900. Cal
434-5695
19101111 Abrkw
1966 •?" . 181100 Cuddy with
140 HP onboard/outboard
mere Good candibon with
+railer Was asking 58350.
Sacrifice $6150 Cam (905)
668-9520
LAKEFIELD 14- Cedar boat.
seals 4 holds 4OHp motor.
40. years old. excekfd Char-
acter needs work. great Dormer
-rolecl Onty 5400 cam
9051985-0059 -
OUTSIDE STORAGE for blocs.
sars, motor homes. trailers.
etc Wilde Saks. 4700 Thick -
%w Rd Norm, RAft SMok6n
3r;5 655 8010
I1 Apwmwerits
For Rif
I BEDROOM A♦p�a�,r,tw�ment ::Ser
$60
tral location YAOM. in -
Dudes city. hydro. water.
Dining 723-2289.9aw*m.
■" C$NAWA Extra leK
6, bedroom, s) Largs W
any Building has beef under
,ew maragemenl for 1 year
row and is a very dBifw and
Quiet baking 5598 a s698
unities cable parking un-
duded Avalable Dec~
%I and ,canary 131. Phone,
905.595561
OSHAWA Siwe St ) Urge 2 a
3 Wroom 401"M in doll
low "Se
Ixsbdrg. am 10401 a
GO Parking Available onsmil
dtyety, From 96110.AgorMk
Phone 905.576.4255_ --
2 BEDROOM apt 5658.1lyao,
I BECROOM S533.1fiydro.
�i0i2Jude Parking, nq. C
2-0EDROOM buelmd
apartment Urts. LaNy
111A Pallung WWJ". Lupi
nwhly kitchen yin. araAabte
hander tst 41341015.
2-KNOOM tlasenfeM
panment wnh kitchen, riaSh-
oom a Irving room, nig
'makers available Det.121
SSM'month 8rock/Hwy.2
arra Cab 619-1251.
2-KOROOM Baserrkanl
WrIment Separate entiarsoo.
eeparate drive. dean. new
con. large windows. very
"M excellent aro. dose to
shimmies o Nov 15�Cal lRon 905-
43'1-1533
219 CORDOVA. 2-bdrm. apt
lark'Bluor 5710/100 2nd
'I Parking For ntl. Isis
99 O more colo.
2877 r 4pm 623.3706. 576-
page at 4362141.
A LARGE 2 -bedroom .,
tLonally dean apxtnrcm in
Oshawa. all inclusive. $735-
0765 per out Darren, Point -
age 905-128-
oADedrW4W an spacious,
p goad
sued kutdlen and Yvibq foom.
Available December 1st. 5600
Includes utilities, tirbtThv
facilities and park". abr,
Mary Roy at (905) 839.6826.
AJAX uxterd Twort- $pi
Clous apanitienls, 4Wef B1
G0 Paul.
a. 11ppirp, 401
rooms. immediately front
$919 two bedrCO6 from
$819 December and Jaw.
151
pm Call 683-8571 ImIM 7:36
AJAX, New condition pro„
lessionally finished. fingin
spacious t bedroom apaA-
ment with WIO 10 tock a yard.
private entrance A apDkanc-
es, central air, paddy and
utilities in luded. non-
smokers, no pets. $725
moh�y43 avant. DhxJJan. Cam
basement clean
1-bedrom
Dannon 10 note.
Immediate occupmgy Con-
rad 619-9774
ruuu: I -Dorm asmr. apt
Suitable one Separate en-
trance. Laundry, parting.
safety cendied, Harwood Mall
dose, $550 inclusive 686-
8563.
ATHOL REEN COP -OP 250
Dunlop St E Whitby is hold -
sing an nlormationNight Wed.
Nov. 19. 7 p.m. Applications
ting taken for market rent. 2.
3 + 4 bedroom 2 -storey apts
New appliacnese. cable TV
included Rerd $638- $738
LVan g vacancies Jaril98.
AVAILABLE MMEDIATE-
LY, in Wtutby Apt building.
spacious. carpeted, newly
palmed. with balcony. dose
to bus. shopping, an utilities
included, first/last required.
no pets. 1 bedroom $675.
2 bedroom. $775 3 bed-
room 5840. Call 430-
0134.
BRIGHT SPACIOUS 1 and 2
bedroom apartments, "f-
able in mature Whitby Large
wWdm. Clean. very Cozy af-
mosphe. 5550 a $650 plus
hydro, 665-8181
BIIOGKLIN: Bachelor apt on
second floor DOC. 1st, sill
en with cam ares, lrrdge &
Stowe. bedroom. 3pc, bath.
rasher a dryer. quiet area
YK Oa0 r ��a Iwydro
CENTRAL Oshawa on bed-
room apt private entrance.
new **mock patio aro deck.
backyard. parking. laundry
and more Aadble Dec 1
9650 Onclon we 728-8636
ALL MCLUSME. six" M
$650. clean 2 bedroom apes.
secure wfh her pokm Cal
905404-0905
DOMMTOWN WMTBY: huge 3
bedroom with balcony avaf-
able anyt+wr. 5880 can more
. Of a 2 bedroom wfh bat
Cal INS) 681 Wilien
MKOP Writ, 1 a 2 bed-
rooms urge clean SW -
mans. mage. store. worsory,
parkin 5625 a 5715 Tek-
Oom (416) 754-5321
IN RENT. 1 a 2-bothoom
apartments in my putt. wM-
kefx bundfq, Intal in amem-
US Bas stop p door. Park
Rd M. Oslnra 5895. 5716/
mo 579.9016
FURMKNED bachelor fur-
msheed one bedroom. $550 a
5650 w4kM a Foraftst
Aa"ok INIINedlalely Pn-
ate wA anWpwtng Pink
56 . 576-8381 or 433-
NWY.OMTN"mu .
Clean, bright modern 2-bed-
rom baetamo Separate dF
trance. 4-appkmm. no
smokmgrpets DeUJan 1St.
1171110/inclusive. 1911ast lyr.
lease 905.426-1428.
NWY.2/MSTNEY Rd Sunny
1150sq h Cordo. 2 -balls. 5
apparks K1e :
2 -cm
Dtt.lst. $1150 yl ndtKme.
905-831-2210.
LARGE 2 -bedroom basement
apartment. utilities arca cable
inch,Parltr4 KingiiWifm
s
arta, 700/month Available
Dec 1 (905)7234165
PNCRERMN: Liverpool a
Baty. 3 -Dorm apt Close to
GO. shoppkq. schools. $1025,
includes utilities a parking.
DOC. 1St 905-420-6317.
Of OShnm- Clean 1-bd-.
gezief cowl, 4 -app)., parting.
tarred yam. pets wNicotbhe.
Sail nature non-smoker.
SMo. irldbrsive. 576.3838.
MEWLY-NE NMTEOTwo 1
Oediwom apartnM, -, simrbd
Hwy 2, includes a"U. dose
tb don hown, (bests►. Days -
Vas Ron ( 905-771-1411 afar 6
261-958 wffiim. or N16)
2.OEDENOM alwasen.
5725. Dtc. 19. kv acow
RevNr bertdh a at pdu-
ino quality fawn$ only, in
bdW Oshawa nioNw hood,
(905)436-7360 or 571-2075.
MOM AMX. 2 -bedroom
ba mem, separm entrance.
law dry, paftm- CO" air,
ceramics, hudwood. Go SL -
eon, nw"mokw, $750. A-
my I. (9051888-4822
NOTM Odom. 3 -bedroom
grown keel Comb. dean,
weN erakNakled with wro to
to 0 yabd, 4 appkanra, 1-1/
2-baBn, o law podUpW
aro, seclNNp, dose to ameri-
ities. References. law.
smile ykko. 905.725-9546 at -
ter 8:30prn.
11NJtlMemr br
PAV
OLIVE An WNLSCM, large,
bright ne+My rerro
room , lawrdry, ppaainking, $695
plus bAililes, AaMable Jan.
Ibt. 6rsVla it. (9(5)436-9448
1, 2 BEDROOM apes. Avail-
able immediately, Nov 1 or
Dec. 1 New building, 350
Malaga. Oshawa. No pets.
Call (905)-576-6724,
SPACIOUS well maintained 2
bedroom apt$ Avail at 9Do
and 888 Glen St. Some with
wakkin closets, paint provided.
Close to schools, Shopping
Centre. Go Station. ()Iil includ-
ed. Call 728-4993.
OSHAWA- spotless 1 bed-
room basemen apartment
near buses, private entrance.
parking. appliances. $575
utilities included Available
immediately. Call 433 -OW
2 -BEDROOM basement
apartment, clean, newly pain-
ed and decorated. 4 pc lath.
Separate entrance. $650 in-
cludes all utilities. cable.
lt*c. stove. parking. and
"Tt facilities. Close to
GAN scrhods. shopping a 401.
references (905)723-4669
lent message
UMWA. 1 -bedroom. $500 .
hydro Tyrol norm at Bow-
marwdke Also 2 -bedroom,
$725 all ndusive Bosh avail-
able DOC 131. 905-43.3--7810
OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom upper
duplex. 1 OOOsq ft. dean a
bright. ceramic Wes through -
Out, new carpel. $7204"o
Maiable ummedlately 905-
7M2255 or 905-430-7616
OSHAWA. Northwest. spot-
less apanmens In house 4 -
bedroom, $95Wmonm: 2 -bed-
room. 5700, t-thedroo n. 5450.
Inclusive. available now Cali
Dorothy Szymanski 905-728-
9414
OSHAWA. nice. bright quiet.
3 -bedroom apl. Appliances.
parking $700 1stilast, avad-
ablet Dec 1st 905-571-7537.
432-1521
PICKERMG. bright. spacious
2 bedroom ba$Omenr apart-
ment. Seurat" enhance
laundry. pwkrg, no Dig$. sun
nobig couple. dose to GO/
401. $10cy low . hal a hy.
oro uhduded 139Aast 1Whued.
Rldernrxt a mast 9105.831-
4611?
PICKFRI%(
hedrmnn hasemenr
IPI-, Bay Ridites,
walabk usiarcdiato
ly, no pees or
,insci (lr%, all tnclu-
,.le. $600 hot/last
(905)$37-1917
lain• I no-",
basement apxlmeH. ul-01
IutdttN4 appkanCa. laundry.
Separateentrance 5700/
morMh encodes amain. C3 -
No pets Avauable
Jan 1st 831-6235
PICKERMG large 1 -bedroom
lin ement Quiet home Mary
extras. Is I I. relefences,
no pets. SSW ncluwe Sri
)rt
01 workingwekane
4349
OSHI - MONTH Oxfdnd. 2
Two bdrms Near GO Still
wa, 401 Parwrg, hydro. by-
cliny/pala $740 A Inclusive.
mftsl No dogs Available
Doc M (905) 721.2232 1416)
239-2752
AJAX- 2 -bedroom apartment
in biding Utiu0es included
Near bus. shopping a
Schools. ODW. nice area.
Available Jan, 1 .663-6145
SOUTH OSHAWA, urge 1 -
Palm raised basement of
tern, recently redecorated,
laundry wilre; 2-Carpark-
ing, private entrance $575. al
uohrsive Mature working
singklcouple preferred Mo
Bedrooms for this
of 1 a 280 Wert
I St. W. 5630
Utilities included
access to 401
to schools. stoop
Call to view.
1051721741
Two MUNNOW bright
wo 2 -plea
Ove1100Mng Pah• Ostrava
hospital arews, $750
ryKwvp nonmall
905-432-7308.
WEST iI SKMKLAHONA
area, one bedroom basement
apt. Appliances. Lame wind-
ows.carpeMd, Parting,Sep.
entrance. Avail. immediately.
$5oDrmo. troAN. 831--0779
WWW ONE and two bed-
room apadmems, available
Dec. Ist., 5585 and SAO per
mo. Mck des heat and parking
for one car, quid btli".
IItiVMTBY, a must see! Bright
beautiful 1-bdrm ape.. private
emramx. parluq, antral aN,
new broadloom. Designer
kitchen. 4 appliances, 4pc.
bath, huge open -concept Inv-
pzs irepax teak
la�tsido ry - pldtty d StLWP 1, all
utilities included. Perfect or
single person.Non-smoker.
no pets please. Available Jan
1, t7501month. Call (905)666-
0621
410
$1 - IA Absolute Affordable!
SICK OF RENTING "9
WHY NOT OWN A:
3 -Bed Semi $700/month
3 -Bed bun alow $800/month
Applionic" ar�Window Coverings included
No down payment?7?? gg Discharged Bankrupt????
(905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
MARK STAPLEY
Sales Rep Sunni (if ur l.,,cl KrdN•, Inc
MIAMIA1 Townhouses for 1 Townhouses for
Rent w Rent
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse 'Jnis
Utilities inc ucled
Stove & Refrigerator.
Partlutay floors throughout.
Parking included. Playground Area.
Close to schools and shopping.
From $846.00.
Call 905-721-0980
La 1
Apwtmerwa son
Whim. detached house.
Rent
WHITBY.-.
;gym 2 -D2 -DM•,,.^
triage
stove. laundry a;...
hes. walk to Go train. parking
asking
430-8608
$315 433-7637 or
WHITES / STBOUOS LANE '
darns basement. separate en
trans. kmX+en. W" ic.
W. security. Carpeted clean
Stypn
Single. non-smoker $650 n-
cluarve (905) 420-6494
WHY rem when you Can am
,,)ur own tome for bas than
. a think?" Cal Dave may -
,I Saks Rep RUMax
xnmit Really 119911 Ltd
305) 668.3600 or 19051 666
x:11
1 bba••s
For Reif
WHY RENT?
OWN TOUR HOME
FROM $6851MTHn
FINANCIAL
ASSISTANCE
AVAILABLE
OKRA 571-0275
1.0100-M 275
Mark ftylrr
Saks Rep Suitor Grouci
Excel Realty
W nAm nu We nave a
home for you 5500 Ibwll.
Clots - 6 nhono tree or Ire
legate or reduced mortgage
rate From $750/rronel an ir-
dhsm Income requirement
from 527.500 gross Call
Ken Collis. Coldwell Banker
1905)-,28-9414
2 -IM bungalow in AJax
Single car garage washer
oryan plus
mdmn Available
Dec 1 Call John (415)223-
3111 or (905)727-0180
2 -STOREY home. 3 bed-
rooms, liwngroom. dinug-
room, kitchen Excellent can -
lotion. avarlaDle anytime.
$850/mo C.W5766999.
ABSOLUTELY A GPM DEAL -
6 maths tree menOwm your
own 2.3. or 4 bedroom town-
hwU completely refurbished
with 4 new appliances. Stari-
ng from 559.900. Carries for
less than rent. Little or -
money down. OAC Cal RICK
WATSON. CoMweN Banker
((g" "a 9414 or Tor.
(90$427-3861
AJAX, 3-Dedroan man Noor
semi. Appliances, laundry.
parking. No peas. Non-
smoker. DecAst. First/last,
neleronces. $875.. 60%. 905-
8345223.
AMIABLE Dee.1d. urge 4 -
bedroom backspbl, norm
Oshawa, Cenral Park/HiB-
CrOR. $1050 + utilities. NO
pets. References. Phone 905-
985.7862 leave message
COMM LNVMG at its bust!
Executive bungalow. Fire-
place whirl". 4 appI010%.
4 -bedroom, double garage. 15
min. North of Bowmanville.
$1100mbontai+ utlaies. Nov. 1
(905)263-8757
COINITICE: dean bright 2 -
billion man floor only. 4-appL.
knced yard, garage. Recently
decorated. $925. inclusive.
1sill". Nov. 301h 5763830.
1 H us" or
R•M
DETACHED ROUSE 'c• ere
P_r1 "...:e ,Doo
Large master bedroom. hard-
wood floors. large eat -on
kitchen. nicely decorated
throughout. civac. workshop
in basement. Wheal .-
We Jan 1 $7501mo Seel
FirsUast/reterences 665-
7684
N E OSHAWA. detached 2
stay 3 Ihedraom.large Oat in
kitchen W/0 to fenced aril
1
AJAX- convex" to 4ol - 4
bedroom executive non-
smoking furnished home to
stare with one Separate 3pc.
private bath. own livingirtsom.
laundry. a/c. fireplace Bus at
door Sun professional Outet
street 9650/mo Available
now Parking 905-686r9963
PICKERING Go. Exc location.
close 10 all amOe Share
facilities. $2504450/month
plus utilities Immediate and
Nov 1 (905)420-2631
PICKERING. Professional.
working roommate deeded to
,tyre large fur......- -u$e.
Air. garage. laundry. 3 wash -
utilities included.
S500imonrth 905-831-4811
PICKERING Looking for Mrs
�adbnne mature woman to
share home w/worknq mother
R Iwo girls (699) Reduced
rent for helping with gids when
I'm working 905-831-2822
Pen)r
WANTED ROOMMATE to
Share 3-1sedroom house.
Oshawa near downtown, ca-
ble. plaice. laundry. S450/
month all inclusive, available
immediately 905-725-5889
cave message
WESTNEYAWWOop/
'wyr2. Nevdy renovated
'rdmom, in deli Whet fancy
n,; me. own bathroom. stared
'acArties Suitable lot iron
;mOktrg Drolessio al. ref On
ous route $360/mo. 905-428-
5415
OwCandanrwms
For Ave
AJAX -:x becr"m 5 Alp-
-lances ,silo fireplace, pool
-:venooks late. arillabk
ans ary 15. $795 Please can
.A1-9035
DEC. Ist., 3 bedroom pent -
"Ouse Iakevuw. 1210 Ra-
yon. Pickering, $1 Wmo. n-
-Itt$M Ist/lasl plus taeef
check near go $Laos (416)
431-0617
1 011ie• i
RatuM •
2.000 SO FT a nee.
for small medical faWfy, Ex-
cellent frontage a vr$Ibddy
Ieskdc waft kph a bus slop
Addible Jan or Feb 416-
439-7M
16-Ci9`7M
Yti•i 4r s• •. A1 -i j,•rA .ir 4,vps'll Kar
THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1997 -PAGE 29
:Ti
CLEAR WATER AREA, 3
bedroom, townhouse. pool
PCOM. BOO, private yard.
available now For into and
to view photos 905 - 579-
3788
CLEARWATER, furnished mo-
biles, healed pools, trot tub.
tennis. minutes to Blue Jay
baseball. NHL Hockey. NFL
Football. DoglHorse track.
beaches and major attrac-
tions. Children welcome. Pho-
tos avatabke (905)683-5503
1 1 Pr vye Homes
For.
OPEN HOUSE r/^'^ 39
Ftewoorf res Sat 9 Sun.
fpm-4pm 4 -bedrooms ap-
prox 2800sq h very bright
wrm Impeccable neutral
decol shnnrg open Concept.
kitchen -ea ting -Sunken tarmly
room area. Oak kitchen Cabi-
netry. wall -In pantry, luxury
nsurte. main floor laundry.
" ors wed sell-out basement.
ravine W. professionally
wrap-around
deck Easy walk to award -
whining Glen Dhu Public
SChdok. pubirNUtlokc
schools, within Sinclair Sec-
ondary School boundaries
Asking 5265.000 Cal 905-
668-9400
OSHAWA- :lose to Ofsha a
Centre 2 storey seem, 3 -bed-
room. 1 12 baft. 6-40
Large fenced tae with, mature
'-tts New FAG furnace a
entry air Asking $124.900
:A 905-436-3743. no agwn
o*I
PMMTE $4 OOO down. SOM
Mi $95.000 Detadwed 3 -
bedroom. 720 Cedar Garage.
workShM gas heal Or rot
5700 905-723-03912
neutral deco, FAG. Dec t:
OSHAWA 4 Moores Ff"
Whim. detached house.
Smirse.'905-ris-4 0
Rear W- W sq 2nd fir
newer 3 DedroornS 2-slomy
MONTH WEST Oshawa- 2
S5% 600 t4 man 5500
brick 13OOS4tt diol' loca-
pius me beorxm norm. 1 tit
300 sq m, across tram Osh
bn. 1 1.2 -MINS. no ageris;
$159.900 cal
Dauxoonpisrag4e appliances. M.
Cahn. SM love IN SSW
905468-1639
5925 pus �kties
1200 $4 It 2" floor 1.600 �
Nair
NMI
4ddaw M-** kty f905)
se R wan Can 434-2447
10 Lend
434-7418
or 655-4132
• Stora a
PICKERING VILLAGE. 4 bed-
OFFICES for rem. Choice XM
-Dom reuse ;n 4"02
Fudge a stove xwdride- first
St locationdehtt5
R tact required 31 DO01mo
$300 - $tion ria Elan
olds ution 666-4858
4764225
MNVATE CGINTRY HOW
PIMFESSgMAL/Lgal Office
Kendal 2 DtdP.wT non
smoking applicants me ret-
space 3 on ces 1400sq.R .
eiences 9950lmo plus air
Shall e•penses, r mute$/
a Uwrusrhow maiefenarice
ratxpaoMM. board to"
nckided Avall Dec 1. 905-
avaiable Contact VrJly 905-
983.9021
576 3402 het•ten Sim -Spm
SOUTH Ain,i•"••' A
a Gab• a
urnisned Crouse for mit, from
• Stora a
tan t st-May I st $900/matin
includes 7i ut*- - ckamrq
MIM storage units. Dshawa
lex take pans snapping a
bccanor Single alp dMbk
POO trans00n Couple One-
krnd No pen V5.486-
unit avafable Env Joos,
S100nnotMh.(9M)725-9991
5552
SOUTH AJAX. Remvakd
kvdaakiat
In Lints
bungalows quiet street Felt
IM, finished basement. 2 ap-
OMSTRLAL UMTS 1280
DkO s sue p
Teriillegar 1937 sq n o�ICt
$e 5
(905)4!6.5201
AraiaDk Dec C 1 905j57W4
THREE BEDROOM main floor
5077 after 5. (905)571-3281
Liverpool Rd parking, awall-
abk Dec I St 51 300 mdu-
• :1 ANMbtenoe nwft
sive Basement apxtmen.
$450 inclusive. Dec W
[4161289-3580
For W
3 BEDROOM townhouse. 5
appkances. fuiisbkd base-
ment. parking. swimming
pool. a playground, fenced
yard. Avai. Dec. 31st. 98501
mo 1-905.508.8450
AJAX, end ukt own Ouse. 3 -
bedroom, ran -smoker. 1 1/2 -
baths. 5 appliances. garage.
near schools, bus. Immediate
L
$1050 +.(416)291-8702.
MOTH WOO, great loca-
tion. 3 bedroom lowrftotse. 3
appimace, dose to stioppirg
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OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT
GUARAMTEED SONE
COMPANIES CHARGE UP-
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• 11 Pttfblr Nolkes 11 Public Notlae
THE TEACHERS OF
ROSEBANK RD.
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Wish to express their
appreciation to the
members of the Rosebank
Community, who offered
support during our
political protest.
THANK YOU
1 Auctions 1 Auctions
SAT. NOV. 15
Start Time: 10 a.m. Vi win : 9 a.m.
hr Auc'.Grs 269ri 3r;ck ad y :1 :) nig s proud to
auctioning the overstocked Itemsof a well-distln-
ished oak furniture manufacturer. The furniture is
ely crafted using dove -tailing front 8 back. European
hers, some hand carving, beveled glass doors, all
7inets with lights 8 of course all are made of solid
k. The list is to Include canted hutch & buffet, Troyer
door hutch b buffet plus approx. 8 more different
les & sizes of hutch & buffet. sheafback side chairs.
afback arm chairs, atom side chairs. bent arm &
e Chairs, glider rocker. toot stools, chelral mirror.
feral styles of end & coffee tables Including Queen
ne style in rectangle & oval. Queen Anne style sofa
les. Ig. acorn rocker. 'g. flower rocker. Igortho
in rocker, gossip bench cedar chest. 7 pc bedroom
to queen sue box & mattress. 3 pc. & 4 pc sofa
S. computer work station. Bow front chira cabinet.
zrsv lle We wrath 2 leaves plus several styles. sizes
shapes of tables. oak tiling cabinet, assorted plant
rids. assorted sizes & styles of unique Lary Susans
s marry more pieces unable to list" This is a truly
nderful opportunity to take advantage & get the
dity new oak furniture of your dreams!
Randy Potter Alactioneer
Phone (905) 603-0661
Teems: cash. CleegNe. hrterac. Visa MIC
SAT. NOV. 15TH AT 10 A.M
071 TAUNTON RD. E. **MUY
We are Salk% a S -ad ;State 'rom Vis Cy caws others
including New Roxton coffee & end tables. new oak
table & chars, solid maple entertainment unit, 26- TV.
old bedroom suite, new occaswnal chairs, recliners,
wing back. chairs, new mattresses, new sofas. wall
..ock. 3 oc new sofa sets. 3 pc. drop leaf set, must of
d ahrers nibs tables. lovessats. IT Craftsman electron-
ic radal arm saw, 10- table saw. lawnmowers, wheel
barrow, outboard motors, hand tools. chain saw. BEF-
CO bush hog (tike new), satenite disk photo copier.
from 804ff 94 Bass Doat & 20- Bow niter View g Fn -
day from 1 pm to 6 p m & 9 a.m Sat. Terms Cash,
Visa. WC Impac Plus many other arhde3
Mole Time: 10 a.m. Good Sale. Plan to aNeed.
Lob of Rein sobs & chairs.
McLeae AMclions 905446-3291 or 905-432-3291
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DOLOMOUNT, Michael at the Hospital for Si
Children on Tuesday. November 11, 1997 at 12:
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ceive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HON
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428-8488 from 7-9 p.m. Thursday. Prayers in 1
chapel on November 14, 1997 at 1:00 pm.
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O'DONNELL, Michael Joseph - Canadian Decorated
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ly and her husband Steven Hammon, and Colleen and
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Brody. Kayla,Tahnee, Sage, Shannon, BWwrf. Kai-
nan, Caleb, Matt Slwen, Petr, Riley, Keir and
Keely Dox brother d Peggy jwnes. Jack, Patnclk,
Joan, Theresa, and Ar tony The family will receive
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Old Ktgston Road, Alax. ( Village). 905-
428-8488 from 2 to 7 pm. Sunday. Funeral prayers
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ber 17, 1.097. Cremation, A reception to fallow at
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tion or Kidney Foundation.
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997 surrounded by his fatd)r. he lived in Ajax i
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III husband and best friend d ret Shin
on of Nora and the We Ead Wood of Woodoo
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er husband Bryan Cartuftfs of Ajax. Botller
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:00 pm. kntennent - Uxbridge Celine". In leu
otlefs, donations to the Canadian Cancer Soo
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[` 111? E PERSONAL A D F 111: 1; VOICE GREET1NG Balk whis•m ik milli ToKhiefle led Wall ohm
SINCE'
EINO GAME
1
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
VERY FRIENDLY GAL
44 yr old. attractive, single
white mother Of two. values
honesty and Openness.
Love long walks. drives.
horseback riding,
intimate
times. etc. Seeking some-
one tall, 39 to 49. medium
to husky built. a non smok-
er, for a relationship. BOX
20064
fM NOT DOMESTICATED
26 fir old. 5'8'. 145 Ib. edu-
cated, employed female.
enjoys new adventures,
travel. quiet Ones. MY tat
and more. Seeking a single
male. 28 to 38. who can
make me laugh and share
my interests. Call for more
iia BOX 13850
SMILE
I could be the one Single
working mom. 52', bk»
eyed blonde, 40. enjoys
baseball. dancing and
more. for possible few
Ship, maybe mon I you"*
Rhe one. Port Hope.
Cobourg area BOX 30417
EASY GOING GAL
Single white female. 21.
independent. employed
blond. blue. great $erne d
humor. seeks Single while
mail. 23 to 30. with Sellar
Qualities . BOD( 30416
NO HEAD GAMES
HERE!!
44 yr old, 5'5-. 112 lb,
a:lract:w. singe n+off00.
employed. oulgbirlg, social
drinker. enjoys Laughter•
dancing, move"
and quiet Do din
an
amracirve. flet male. 36 to 48.
Imotionaly and bmwmlly
secure for freendship first
Honest a must Single
.amen wrek xx is. BOX
13654
CHRISTMAS COMPANY._.
needed Slim, elegant
attractive Lady is seeking a
tall. active. edlrtared, ntMk-
ger+t more. over $0, non. -
drinker.
smoker social drinker. drug
trN. with no dark secnats.
ntally
meand Physical M.
lls
All careturned Cal for
more detaft BOX 13829
SEEKING SOUL MATE
40 if ad 5 4- single moth-
er of teenager. porchith
w
blue eyes. employed eryoys
animals. antiques. hiking.
twill Cara" and more.
Seeking a sencen le.
froma
as not ad No hegleno$
for a seniop
ks reaorwerp.
BOJ( 16263
M GUYS!
While widowed temale is
seekng a "Nis mle. a 56 to
65. slim. nonsmoker. no
drinker or Il drinker. norf-
0si, sincere. Enjoys countryMusic. dancing a�
much
more BOX 16295
1'4 !!
A KEEPER
29 yr old. 5'6•. 125 Ib. Sell
site mom, atraebve with
long Q^ hair. IS seeking a
ra"Y man. 29 to 39, race
unimportant. Enjoys many
Rungs. Box 163M
TAKE R LIGHTLY!
37 yr old 57' petite
5
52. kid at heart, old fashion,
loves dancing, country
music. camping and fish-
professional mother of one.
who is sincere, nonsmoker.
social drinker Enjoys the
BODY AND SOUL-�ferests
Independent, full figured
woman. 36. enjoys movies.
BOX 32869
LOVES TO LAUGH
BOX 11470
MARRIAGE MINDED
Ill' qui FREEll call
1-000-662-0423.1-900-451-3793.
NCERELY
NEW TO THE AREA
IN WM. smoker and Socia
' 10 respond to an ad, call
daq oi night.
theatre, the outdoors. music.
Professional. attractive.
White male. 30. 5 10' 185
S2 i<y cal;: T:l Ycu Tusk be d21r olw
[` 111? E PERSONAL A D F 111: 1; VOICE GREET1NG Balk whis•m ik milli ToKhiefle led Wall ohm
SINCE'
EINO GAME
1
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
VERY FRIENDLY GAL
44 yr old. attractive, single
white mother Of two. values
honesty and Openness.
Love long walks. drives.
horseback riding,
intimate
times. etc. Seeking some-
one tall, 39 to 49. medium
to husky built. a non smok-
er, for a relationship. BOX
20064
fM NOT DOMESTICATED
26 fir old. 5'8'. 145 Ib. edu-
cated, employed female.
enjoys new adventures,
travel. quiet Ones. MY tat
and more. Seeking a single
male. 28 to 38. who can
make me laugh and share
my interests. Call for more
iia BOX 13850
SMILE
I could be the one Single
working mom. 52', bk»
eyed blonde, 40. enjoys
baseball. dancing and
more. for possible few
Ship, maybe mon I you"*
Rhe one. Port Hope.
Cobourg area BOX 30417
EASY GOING GAL
Single white female. 21.
independent. employed
blond. blue. great $erne d
humor. seeks Single while
mail. 23 to 30. with Sellar
Qualities . BOD( 30416
NO HEAD GAMES
HERE!!
44 yr old, 5'5-. 112 lb,
a:lract:w. singe n+off00.
employed. oulgbirlg, social
drinker. enjoys Laughter•
dancing, move"
and quiet Do din
an
amracirve. flet male. 36 to 48.
Imotionaly and bmwmlly
secure for freendship first
Honest a must Single
.amen wrek xx is. BOX
13654
CHRISTMAS COMPANY._.
needed Slim, elegant
attractive Lady is seeking a
tall. active. edlrtared, ntMk-
ger+t more. over $0, non. -
drinker.
smoker social drinker. drug
trN. with no dark secnats.
ntally
meand Physical M.
lls
All careturned Cal for
more detaft BOX 13829
SEEKING SOUL MATE
40 if ad 5 4- single moth-
er of teenager. porchith
w
blue eyes. employed eryoys
animals. antiques. hiking.
twill Cara" and more.
Seeking a sencen le.
froma
as not ad No hegleno$
for a seniop
ks reaorwerp.
BOJ( 16263
M GUYS!
While widowed temale is
seekng a "Nis mle. a 56 to
65. slim. nonsmoker. no
drinker or Il drinker. norf-
0si, sincere. Enjoys countryMusic. dancing a�
much
more BOX 16295
1'4 !!
A KEEPER
29 yr old. 5'6•. 125 Ib. Sell
site mom, atraebve with
long Q^ hair. IS seeking a
ra"Y man. 29 to 39, race
unimportant. Enjoys many
Rungs. Box 163M
TAKE R LIGHTLY!
37 yr old 57' petite
5
52. kid at heart, old fashion,
loves dancing, country
music. camping and fish-
professional mother of one.
who is sincere, nonsmoker.
social drinker Enjoys the
BODY AND SOUL-�ferests
Independent, full figured
woman. 36. enjoys movies.
BOX 32869
LOVES TO LAUGH
BOX 11470
MARRIAGE MINDED
^h
30 ,r Oki. 1 DO .b. sangle
of two. enjoys
NEW TO THE AREA
IN WM. smoker and Socia
Is
simple things in Ice
theatre, the outdoors. music.
Professional. attractive.
White male. 30. 5 10' 185
12
blonde hair Seeking a
Ads!
Hyl. BOX 2390x-
,ng. dependable. antl
Seeking an attractive. fit.
romantic times and much
5 4 corpulent. single
lbs., loyal, caring and has a
tun BOX 13+08
sec, Seeking an SMPIOV*d.
43 old
nterests loves
a Id
honest_ wishes to meet a
gentleman. 52 to 60. with
single or divorced, white
professional male, 35 45.
more Seeking romantic sin•
white woman, mid 40s
nonsmoker
good sense of humor Into
to affOw afleCtirNi BOIL
to sow
-eked
SOMETHING SERIOUS
-
the same qualities and
to
sensitive, honest, for long
gle male, 30 10 40. husky,
sensitive. nonsmoker.
seeking an
honest while gentleman to
long walks. movies, Travel -
ung and romantic times
TtMS HOUSE HAS R ALL. A PRIVATE
ROUGE VALLEY AREA
BACK YARD - wHrrBY
One plank Ill ;r+e its 3 cdm :eal a
Iiiiiiiell
interests. BOX 25205
term relationship. BOX
23839
Sense of hlm,or with similar
share some time enjoying
Looking for outgoing. car-
A BIT OF A DREAMER
office. seeking a gentleman
19 yr old. 6'1-. 185;t; male,
SCORPIO
gQQ
interests. Friendship first,
good conversation, peo-
,ng and sensitive while
38 yr old. single white male
friend BOX 13924
enjoys lit" weights. gang
40. 5', petite, caring mother.
HELLO BOYS...
relationship possible. BOX
pie. laughter, and each
female: good communica-
employed in Durham region.
IN GOOD SHAPE
out. having fun give me a
honest and sincere looking
19 yr old. female who
23239
other BOX 23252
bon and trust, slender
enjoys sailing, canol
30 yr old. 5'. 180 It. '�!, sin-
call BOX 135M
for a single, fit male. E', 35
enjoys spores. clubbin
NORTHUMBERLAND
WHERE'S MR RIGHT
build, 28 to 35 BOX 25236
cross country and down hill
white male Seeking a fill
9e g
EASY TO TALK TO
to 40, with long hair who
conversation and more
AREA
26 year old mother of two
HONEST AND SINCERE
Skiing. etc" Seeking some-
figured female for good
+ r
S3 yr old. 5'7' 6..t w,d-
kkCs Children, animals, the
Seeking a male. 19 to 26.
Se
Single wrnte tamale 23.
Searching for someone
34 yr old male. 510- 17^,
one younger titan myself,
times. portant.
Age unimportant.
ower, nonsmoker. estaii
sun and loves f0 laugh.
with similar interests. BOX
lies in GiDbou area Likes
Who is outgoing. affection.
lbs. brown hair, dark brown
205 Or 3Os. who is active
BOX 16436
lished, enjoys travel social -
Friendship first. 30414
33174
llarlcing and ver pules I know
ate. honest. tail and no
eyes. enjoys sports and
and life. to a serious
icing with friends. dining out
VERY MA
VERY SHY FEMALE...
NO HEAD GAMES
hOwr to cook romarmc meals.
head I out-
en
�� rrrMoY
movies, 1 have a 9°Od l�
or4rwenjoy
repeOrship BOX 11388
SOULMATE SEARCH
Male. 2e. head and
ane more Looking for a
Seeking a shy male around
Oftl fashioned lady. Zs.
Would like a guy. 24 to 28.
door activities. dancing.
9•
times family
Seeking female for freak
9
FINANCIALLY SECURE
shaved
tee, seeking female
90a 9
�' si^9le'vh"te Samoa, for
22. II you are interested in
beaubful, 5'10-. auburn
No head games Socials
quiet at home.
oriented
ship. possibly more. BOX
25184
.good looking. muscular
soklmate. preferably petite.
a long term relationship.
getting to know me...why
hair. blue eyes very
drinkers okay Treat a lady
Outings. movies
and I have a good Sense d
and fit' Seeking a ruce
18 to 30. possessing wit and
Bl 11207
don't you pith up a phone
skin. Enjoys ronrerlic walks.
good BOX 30407
humor BOX 23259
TAKE A CHANCE
woman for movies. ooaMg,
intelligence. I f
'9 enjoy 9bl •
GRAND EXPECTATIONS !
and give 34 a call some.
time. BOX 34369
t7ndlelr9tr dinners. shop
AROUND MY AGE?
Al a•••a.• ve M^'e
dancing and more R you
^:ce kke
pool, movies and reading.
19 y' 1 5'8•. stregie -ale
ping, iboking, taking. Bft
22 yr old female likes base-
FRIENDS FIRST
male. 35 Amlot�� a- � 1,,
via^' a man
F BOX "395
>S wilU a3. many Other
IQoking Ip a gal. whp 4
LIKE BIGGER WOMEN?
Seems Christian man, 28 ro
Dau, stayinghome watching
I'm 19 with brown hair and
Sated Seeks a•••", ,• ,�
-a"
uncorwenbonal interests.
an•acuve. sensnrwl tall
37 yr old. 180 Ib female.
ver understand
Y understanding.
television. gang out•
eyes Int an witlependent
skin. attach": '�
SEARCHING...
BOX 25230
love. adventurous.
'
Smoker. ental dancing.
lrnselfiSh, fun. tali Rhn blald,
mmWies. etc Seeking a male
woman looks for Mr,
Bight to flMI my needs.
discreet enc-,- y.,,.
friendship BOX 2 -. -:
5 • - ;i �+Ss pleas-
HEY. LADIES!
smart and who s happy with
walks. music. having tun.
reel Mess-
around 22 BOX 16212
Also. looking for sorne0ne
themselves. for possible
partying. Seeking ht din-
Hers. etc. Seeking a male.
e r
N CUMBERLAND AREA
who enjoys the outdoors
37 to 45. win un iWr nter-
Young iook:ng 42. 5"'
and different entertain -
eses BOX 15133
male with brown hav due
meet. IrOm Ify Coboug
Was uoU
`Y". non smoker.
Area BOX 23166
NO TIME fOR GAMES
".'�_ybyed.
�OmOkirhg for a
CDBOURG AREA
3a yr did. 9n(p9 mother
guy enjoys Old
1•m a single tamale. 20.
of three. Smoker. seeking a
for
last dare
and how' m r fig•
IioOlung tOr 7 lute fon. Iw
male. around my age.
- .`!OOrS. the arts. Cal
been out of the dating
tnenQSMWeWnpMuonship
-, -.:,- music. Sinatra.
scene. so rm ready for a
first: posarbly more n the
,� miles
•,'.i'.",. Marvell and more
r.eSh Spit- Nonsmoker.
.
ftRtNf. Must love kids
^( 30406
npfgrvw0, looking for a
BODE 16025
ONE4kMAN WOMAN
awau? Moog
CARING CANCER
FEMALE
non or social dmker BOX
23262
42 yr old. 54', romantic, full
figured. single white
^h
30 ,r Oki. 1 DO .b. sangle
of two. enjoys
NEW TO THE AREA
IN WM. smoker and Socia
_:ger
romantic dinners. horse-
20s 5 • a ... ar:ve
kemake with dark eyes and
drriker, likes woks along
Frier ::. ' -
back riding and more
blonde hair Seeking a
the beach. drives in the
Hyl. BOX 2390x-
Loci) 'or a single make.
male who is axle, ';t and
country, nadrlg, writing.
LET'S HAVE COFFEE
30 Ic 40 fun bung with
tun BOX 13+08
sec, Seeking an SMPIOV*d.
43 old
nterests loves
a Id
Can1-980-451-3793
good humored arlge mailman
who a not afraid
female with5barwe e r
n. BOX 11172
$2.49 per IIIIa.
to affOw afleCtirNi BOIL
to sow
Enjoys golf. skin¢ lanwrs.
SOMETHING SERIOUS
-
3 John Collins' 429-79''
taw*• throve$ and more.
33 yr old. 5'3'. 'A figured.
T'_iki
ICEY BLUE EYES
120 Ib blonde, lows shop-
ping. quiet tares ado more
So" a senior mwe: kir
companionship and mil
fop a you an h n roving•
oullgoirg and enjoy Me.. Cal
me! BOJ( 18751
CAREER LADY
37 yr Old, childless, Pei
seem brunette see" a tab.
handsome. ,ntelig@M male.
34 to ", nonsmoker and
anwbonate Enjoy ding.
davN and passion... BOX
33241
LOOKING FOR LOVE
29, tree spirited, opened
Ak & mind -
IF A WOMAN LIKES A
(AUY, WE GEiS SCARED
Al RVNS UT IF :WE
9101115 NO iNTEREST,'irE
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wM similar wmlenSDS. BOJ(
33276
FUN LOVING
26 yr old. 5T. 140 it single
mother with brown hair and
brown eyes. Seeking a kin
level male for trendishil
possible repaonehD. Mut
kke dulcin. BOK 33179
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
someone who is honest.
snare, down to earth and
doesn't play head games?
THAT'S ME" And I am look-
ing for the same in some -
ore. 3S to 40 Cal me to flet
out more, BOX 25972
TAKE A CHANCE
Attractive. slim, young. just
jun ned 34 employed lady
who enjoys cooking, Camp-
ing. anrnill children and
the simple things in Me. 1
angle mother Of ftirea, �r = comp=
16304
FItEY a EARTHY A
35 yr cd, 5Y', 120 n,• SIII-
gle white female, long
brown hair, bkea eyes, yS
Politically, Seeking a to.
angle male, nonsmloker,
with a soca) conspe mil Do
explore toasts and snared
passions. BOX 16319
NICE GUY WANTIED
21 yr old, S6', fuM figured
mother of one, brown hair,
blue eyes
friendly. Oftbeal sense W
humor, see" a ekigle
white male l r a long term
relationship. BOX 18M
LETS SHARE GOOD__
Times Energenic. tit 40
yr Old Professional lerrfale
With no dependents, Enjoy
God, sports, golf, baseball
nature. outdoors and rtwcm
more. Seeking a fit roman-
tic. tau, honest and very
masculine male. 35 to 45,
I share good Dimes. BOX
18764
44M
a of
adventurous
woman looking for a tWow
gypsy. If not in his Us*V a.
at east in his still. BODS
30409
OLM EYED MM
29, kin figured. Maida flal
bleu eyed morn of two, with
a great Sarna of hu mor.
Enjoys music, dancing.
quiet tines and ffavirg a
good time. Lookeg for a
male with similar nleresW
Mist kke kids BOX 30410
SIMPLE THRM
matter -
or has great sense of
humor and enjoys the sim-
ple things in lite. Seeks a
make with simlar rrhterests•
BOD( 17603
CARM CAPRICORN
Wel fit. athactiw, white
ours. BOX
23917
rm 39, looldhg for someone.
34 10 44. My wterOSIS are
rOMelbladkg. tafrks. raid
in9. taking long woks: h!IrY
rorlmarlic grid lova dlrrcxr9-
Seelwg Some" YAM
yams wonstL BOX 25122
OLD BUT VOtOO
rm a 44 year old woman•
bkle "yea. lade heir. Just
beginriillg to start my free-
dom as my children are
moving in with the Unfair. I
wjoy cottages. wetarslu n0.
boating and fishing; like
playing board and card
gwnes BOX 25124
WANT GERMAN GENT_
German widow enjoys t e
outdoom waking. reading.
mlrsic. dahcng and more.
Looking for a tall German
gem/eniam, so plus, non -
snicker, with similar feel
este BOX 33315
SJ, DOES -lias
Will toll et'.
Ltti:E INE? U0 IFS.
L MEAN
NCS ;parr
�I yIMT
- SAS.
l
4J /
drvorcetl wreite 14Nfii *. non-
smoker Looking for some•
oda. 35 or agel honest
sincere. employed and
looking for raietrxWv first.
possible 1p
sleep BOX 33193
NORTHUMSERLAND
Single mom 34. 5 6- brown
flair, halal eyes. enjoys sa-
ting. horses. be$". Oenc-
ng. moires. and dining out.
Wish" to We a gor e -
man who is singe, tun. hon-
asL employed. with anrrpr
interests Saga dad. social
drinker ok BOX 23257
KIND i SENSITIVE
46 yr old. white female with
donde hair and blue eyes
Enjoys sports. dancing.
movies. theal reading,
waks and more. Seeking a
kind. sensitive male. 48 area
Older, for companionship
BOX 32905
ANIMAL LOVER
34 yr old, 5'4', medium
twin, separated white
female. no dependents.
shoulder erhgth dark hair,
hazel eyes, non smoker,
socia drinker. Enjoys pho-
tography, an, movies, danc-
ing, horseback reding and
trays". Seeking a single
while male, 34 to 43. BOX
30404
LOVESTO LAUGH
Professional, attractive,
5'4', oorpilaell singe while
woman, mid 40's, non
smoker. Seeking on horniest
w ri to gwownan to enjoy
stent g some time. good
conversations, people.
Weghler and each other.
Bel 30402
LONG TERM RELAT ONS
33 yet ofd tun tigured, white
prpNssional female, non-
smoker, nondrinker. Enjoys
dancing, walks, art and
more. Seeking a profes-
sional mals, 35 to 40. finan-
cially secure, with similar
interests. BOX 33637
NEED A COMPANION?
49 yr old, female with
blonde hair, blue eyes and
a smoker. Enjoys lave the-
atre, dining out. dancing.
an, antiques, coolung. atu-
mals and more. Seeking a
romantic male with similar
SINGLE DAD
r..00d looking male roves
Cooking, working out. mar-
fe l arts. etc Seeking
someone to share special
times and take it from
Vere. Hope to hear from
you soon... BOX 20763
NAUGHTY AND NICE
35 yr old 62- single white
male non smoker. wing
and employed. enjoys
heats clubs. travel. din-
ners and quiet times
Seeking a singe emale 22
to 35, for tun, frog and
poss+bie relationship. BOX
33078
PARTY TIMES AHEAD
32 yr oto. 190 lb. employed
male enjoys partying.
So" a party amici to
have a good time with.
BOX 34154
SOMETHING SERIOUS!
38 yr old su+gle while male
is see" an affectional
warm female. 30 to 38.
nonsmoker. for a Serious,
long term relationship.
Enjoys skiing. camping,
In". swimming, sports.
movies, laughter, dining
out and more. Children
welcome. BOX 12372
TALLA ARK.NANDSOME
Single dad: attractive. Heard
working, great cook and
Mikes to work out. Seeks
anieclive lady. 30 to 40.
tall and slim, for good
times and quiet bines.
BOX 25250
iJKES CARS i SPORTS
18 yet old, 516' alae. enjoys
various music, working on
cars and sports. Seeking a
female with sinklar nter-
asts. BOX 33274
GOAL ORIENTED MAN
27 yr old, good looking,
employed, single white
male seeking an honest.
fun, outgoing female who
has her own mind and can
be a team player in a rela-
tionship. Start out as
friends. Must be attracbw.
t �\ hen x nfl idea cI % {lr'rnk-
have a great sense of
Quiet, endepen.
humor and would kke to
dent. enjoys the
� 0f
meet a gentleman with
outdoors. quiet
ties head on his shoul-
wg.tims.a diking, dant-
irg.
Zai Wok
�W��
dors
etc. Seekwg an
F FIRST
FNEBOX DS F
employed. mature.
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intelligent. Sincere.
lbs errfae, non
conal mal
PrOjwith
btiiew=//www �
drinker, rhos Smoker
a
with a positive ado-
110 �r
looking for unat-
tude Nottung too
senous right now ell
w+biI90"ss
cached male who ores
movies and
16304
FItEY a EARTHY A
35 yr cd, 5Y', 120 n,• SIII-
gle white female, long
brown hair, bkea eyes, yS
Politically, Seeking a to.
angle male, nonsmloker,
with a soca) conspe mil Do
explore toasts and snared
passions. BOX 16319
NICE GUY WANTIED
21 yr old, S6', fuM figured
mother of one, brown hair,
blue eyes
friendly. Oftbeal sense W
humor, see" a ekigle
white male l r a long term
relationship. BOX 18M
LETS SHARE GOOD__
Times Energenic. tit 40
yr Old Professional lerrfale
With no dependents, Enjoy
God, sports, golf, baseball
nature. outdoors and rtwcm
more. Seeking a fit roman-
tic. tau, honest and very
masculine male. 35 to 45,
I share good Dimes. BOX
18764
44M
a of
adventurous
woman looking for a tWow
gypsy. If not in his Us*V a.
at east in his still. BODS
30409
OLM EYED MM
29, kin figured. Maida flal
bleu eyed morn of two, with
a great Sarna of hu mor.
Enjoys music, dancing.
quiet tines and ffavirg a
good time. Lookeg for a
male with similar nleresW
Mist kke kids BOX 30410
SIMPLE THRM
matter -
or has great sense of
humor and enjoys the sim-
ple things in lite. Seeks a
make with simlar rrhterests•
BOD( 17603
CARM CAPRICORN
Wel fit. athactiw, white
ours. BOX
23917
rm 39, looldhg for someone.
34 10 44. My wterOSIS are
rOMelbladkg. tafrks. raid
in9. taking long woks: h!IrY
rorlmarlic grid lova dlrrcxr9-
Seelwg Some" YAM
yams wonstL BOX 25122
OLD BUT VOtOO
rm a 44 year old woman•
bkle "yea. lade heir. Just
beginriillg to start my free-
dom as my children are
moving in with the Unfair. I
wjoy cottages. wetarslu n0.
boating and fishing; like
playing board and card
gwnes BOX 25124
WANT GERMAN GENT_
German widow enjoys t e
outdoom waking. reading.
mlrsic. dahcng and more.
Looking for a tall German
gem/eniam, so plus, non -
snicker, with similar feel
este BOX 33315
SJ, DOES -lias
Will toll et'.
Ltti:E INE? U0 IFS.
L MEAN
NCS ;parr
�I yIMT
- SAS.
l
4J /
drvorcetl wreite 14Nfii *. non-
smoker Looking for some•
oda. 35 or agel honest
sincere. employed and
looking for raietrxWv first.
possible 1p
sleep BOX 33193
NORTHUMSERLAND
Single mom 34. 5 6- brown
flair, halal eyes. enjoys sa-
ting. horses. be$". Oenc-
ng. moires. and dining out.
Wish" to We a gor e -
man who is singe, tun. hon-
asL employed. with anrrpr
interests Saga dad. social
drinker ok BOX 23257
KIND i SENSITIVE
46 yr old. white female with
donde hair and blue eyes
Enjoys sports. dancing.
movies. theal reading,
waks and more. Seeking a
kind. sensitive male. 48 area
Older, for companionship
BOX 32905
ANIMAL LOVER
34 yr old, 5'4', medium
twin, separated white
female. no dependents.
shoulder erhgth dark hair,
hazel eyes, non smoker,
socia drinker. Enjoys pho-
tography, an, movies, danc-
ing, horseback reding and
trays". Seeking a single
while male, 34 to 43. BOX
30404
LOVESTO LAUGH
Professional, attractive,
5'4', oorpilaell singe while
woman, mid 40's, non
smoker. Seeking on horniest
w ri to gwownan to enjoy
stent g some time. good
conversations, people.
Weghler and each other.
Bel 30402
LONG TERM RELAT ONS
33 yet ofd tun tigured, white
prpNssional female, non-
smoker, nondrinker. Enjoys
dancing, walks, art and
more. Seeking a profes-
sional mals, 35 to 40. finan-
cially secure, with similar
interests. BOX 33637
NEED A COMPANION?
49 yr old, female with
blonde hair, blue eyes and
a smoker. Enjoys lave the-
atre, dining out. dancing.
an, antiques, coolung. atu-
mals and more. Seeking a
romantic male with similar
SINGLE DAD
r..00d looking male roves
Cooking, working out. mar-
fe l arts. etc Seeking
someone to share special
times and take it from
Vere. Hope to hear from
you soon... BOX 20763
NAUGHTY AND NICE
35 yr old 62- single white
male non smoker. wing
and employed. enjoys
heats clubs. travel. din-
ners and quiet times
Seeking a singe emale 22
to 35, for tun, frog and
poss+bie relationship. BOX
33078
PARTY TIMES AHEAD
32 yr oto. 190 lb. employed
male enjoys partying.
So" a party amici to
have a good time with.
BOX 34154
SOMETHING SERIOUS!
38 yr old su+gle while male
is see" an affectional
warm female. 30 to 38.
nonsmoker. for a Serious,
long term relationship.
Enjoys skiing. camping,
In". swimming, sports.
movies, laughter, dining
out and more. Children
welcome. BOX 12372
TALLA ARK.NANDSOME
Single dad: attractive. Heard
working, great cook and
Mikes to work out. Seeks
anieclive lady. 30 to 40.
tall and slim, for good
times and quiet bines.
BOX 25250
iJKES CARS i SPORTS
18 yet old, 516' alae. enjoys
various music, working on
cars and sports. Seeking a
female with sinklar nter-
asts. BOX 33274
GOAL ORIENTED MAN
27 yr old, good looking,
employed, single white
male seeking an honest.
fun, outgoing female who
has her own mind and can
be a team player in a rela-
tionship. Start out as
friends. Must be attracbw.
t �\ hen x nfl idea cI % {lr'rnk-
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